CI I’m A Civil Engineer So Why Should I Care About GIS?

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CI4760 - I’m A Civil Engineer So Why Should I Care About GIS? Rick Ellis President, Cadapult Software Solutions rick@cadapult-software.com

About the Speaker Rick Ellis Trainer / Instructor Author User rick@cadapult-software.com Trainer / Instructor Teaching AutoCAD, AutoCAD Map 3D, Civil 3D, and LDT since the mid 90’s Author A Practical Guide to AutoCAD Civil 3D 2012 A Practical Guide to AutoCAD Map 3D 2012 Other books on AutoCAD Map 3D, Civil 3D and LDT since 2004 www.cadapult-software.com User Civil Designer CAD Manager

Class Summary Why should I care about AutoCAD Map 3D? If you are an AutoCAD® Civil 3D® user who ignores the Map commands or closes the Map Explorer as soon as it appears on your screen, this class will answer this all-too-common question: “Why should I care about AutoCAD Map 3D?" AutoCAD Map 3D, which is included in Civil 3D, features many powerful tools that enable engineers and surveyors to be more productive in their day-to-day work.

Learning Objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to: Find and correct geometry errors with the drawing cleanup tools Access and work with GIS data Quickly label objects with annotation templates Create a surface from GIS contours in Civil 3D

Agenda Using the Drawing Cleanup Tools Importing GIS Data from Other File Formats Annotating Objects Connecting to GIS Data from Other File Formats Creating a Surface from GIS contours

Using the Drawing Cleanup Tools

You to clean the following types of errors: Delete Duplicates Erase Short Objects Break Crossing Objects Extend Undershoots Apparent Intersections Snap Clustered Nodes Dissolve Pseudo Nodes Erase Dangling Objects Simplify Objects Zero-Length Objects Weed Polylines

Importing GIS Data from Other File Formats

GIS file formats you can Import : Autodesk SDF ESRI ArcInfo Coverage ESRI ArcInfo Export (E00) ESRI Shape file GML MapInfo MIF/MID MapInfo TAB Intergraph/MicroStation Design (dgn) OS (GB) MasterMap (GML 2) Spatial Data Transfer Standard (SDTS) Vector Product Format Coverage (VPF)

Annotating Objects

Connecting to GIS Data from Other File Formats

Creating a Surface from GIS contours

Things to Remember Our original question: “I’m A Civil Engineer So Why Should I Care About GIS?” Many tools are available in AutoCAD Map 3D Many different ways to use these tools If you have AutoCAD Civil 3D you have AutoCAD Map 3D

Thank you for your time and attention! rick@cadapult-software.com

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