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AutoCAD® Civil 3D 2011® for BeginnersCV327-5L
Louisa G Holland, EIT, LEED APApplication Engineer - MasterGraphics
Image courtesy of Hobart, Yanez, Ramos, Maguey, and Martinez
Agenda What is AutoCAD® Civil 3D 2011®?
What products are included? Who uses this thing? Is it BIM?
Quick Overview of Interface Object-based Design
Exercise 01 Points & Surfaces
Exercise 02 Discussion of Styles and Settings
Alignment + Profile + Assembly = CORRIDOR Exercise 03
Output: Plan & Profile Sheets, Cross Section Sheets Exercise 04
What Comes with AutoCAD Civil 3D 2011?
Who Uses AutoCAD Civil 3D 2011?
•Surveyors•Civil drafters•Civil Engineers•Geotechnical Engineers•Environmental designers•Hydrology experts•Land developers•Survey techs•Excavation contractors•Municipalities•Transportation designers•State / Provincial DOTs
•Mining industry engineers•Landfill operators•Paving contractors•Military personnel•Golf course designers•Conservation and Environmental protection agencies•Port Authorities•Grading Contractors•GIS Professionals•Utility contractors
BIM for the Civil Industry? Common…
Building Information Modeling (BIM) Refers to a collaborative workflow, not any particular product.
Civil 3D fits into BIM projects with:Dynamic connection between objectsData shortcuts and VaultImport ability to/from Revit products
Interface
Before we Start the Exercises…
Cell phones off, brains on!We will walk through exercises together Steps are also outlined in handoutCatch-up files are in the dataset folderDon’t be shy, grab a lab assistant:
Josh Modglin Kevin Mills Joe Hedrick Cyndy Davenport
Exercise 1: 01Intro.dwg
Introduction to Object-Based Design
Drawing is split into 3 modelspace viewportsDesign change will occur in topmost viewportMove Grip at station 22+00Regen
Recap: What did we do? What just happened?
Exercise 2: 02 Points & Surface.dwg
Nitty-Gritty: Import Points, Build a Surface Model
Import text file into Survey DatabaseWatch as points and figures populate
Create Surface from pointsAdd a boundary
Play with the surface style (time permitting)
Recap: What did we do? What just happened?
Exercise 3: 03 Corridor.dwg
Intelligence in Action: Adjust an Alignment, Build a Corridor
Design Alignment & Profile are completed for youChange curve radius to accommodate design speedAdd AssemblyCreate corridor
Recap: What did we do? What just happened?
Exercise 4: 04 P&P_XS.dwg
Production Drawing Hotness: P&P and Section Sheets
Plan and ProfileCreate ViewframesCreate Sheets
Cross-section SheetsCreate ViewsCreate Sheets
Recap: What did we do? What just happened?
Additional Resources
Autodeskwww.autodesk.com/civil3dDiscussion.autodesk.comSubscription.autodesk.com
Blogswww.civil3dpedia.com www.civil3d.comcivil3dnovice.blogspot.com ←that’s me!
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