Learn how to leverage AutoCAD Civil 3D to tackle the different tasks involved in a survey project, including boundary analysis and creating TIN surfaces.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What to know
- Exercise files
- Survey data, field data, and field codes
- Drawing or survey
- Setting up your survey database
- Point properties and display styles
- Field to Finish workflow
- Description key sets
- Figure prefix database
- Linework code sets
- Creating automatic linework
- Support files for survey databases
- TIN surface basics
- Adding definition to the surface
- Quality checks
- Surface boundaries
- Surface display styles
- Adding surface labels
- Working with different data sources
- Contours as surface definition
- Drawing a boundary
- Labeling a boundary
- Creating tags and tag tables
- Using parcels
- Using Mapcheck
- Coordinate Geometry Editor
- Balancing a traverse
- Reports
- Translating surveys
- Translating a database
- A360 and Bing Maps
- Transparent Commands
- Inquiry Tools
- Sharing Civil 3D data
- Quick Select
- Autosave
- Next steps
Taught by
Dustin Manning
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