Mastering Civil 3D 2009
Introducing Civil 3D 2009
Posted by James Wedding, P.E. on 19th October 2006
Engineered Efficiency Inc. is pleased to release our HEC-RAS Import/Export toolset for Autodesk Civil 3D 2007, an inexpensive tool that pays for itself in one use and is a must-have for HEC-RAS users running Autodesk LDT or Civil 3D as their CAD platform.
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Posted by James Wedding, P.E. on 19th October 2006
Part three? Four? Whatver. I spent some time discussing the files I’ll be building, now let’s talk about building our plans. So let’s look at what we get for existing information and where we stick it. For now, I need to understand existing conditions. I’m going to start with some DEM information, then Aerial data, then on-the-ground survey…where to put it all? Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Jason Hickey on 19th October 2006
OK, this is not in any way Civil 3D related, not Autodesk related, not even CAD related. Since I know a LOT of our readers are true geeks at heart, I’m begging for help here.
Those of you who know me know that I live in the middle of nowhere. It’s nice to sit on 100 acres of pristine forest land and have a house that’s paid for, but living in the country has it’s downfalls. One of those things is the fact that I cannot get traditional broadband internet resources here. Cable internet comes within 1.5 miles of me on both sides, and DSL is out of the question. Heck, they don’t even have ISDN available. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Jason Hickey on 19th October 2006
Thanks to all our readers here who attended AUGI CAD Camp in Birmingham, AL this past Tuesday. I got some really good feedback from some of our attendees, and did an informal poll during my first presentation that leads me to believe two things - first of all, we have some very interested readers. That excites me. Secondly, there are quite a few people already using Civil 3D in production, and a lot more that are interested in it. I got to hang out with some great people, answered a lot of questions, and learned some things while I was there. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by James Wedding, P.E. on 19th October 2006
Assuming things go as planned, I’ll be teaching the Nov 13 & 14 Civil 3D 101 at Cadapult, Ltd. in Newark, DE. Take advantage of this opportunity to get oriented with the Civil 3D environment. Read the rest of this entry »
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