1. Better Technology means new opportunities for business
1.1 Wireless Communication
1.2 Robotic Total Stations
1.3 Better Data Collector Software
1.3.1 Advanced Surveying Technology is a Authorized Carlson Software Reseller
1.4 GPS Networks
1.5 LIDAR
1.6 Laser Scanners
1.6.1 Advanced Surveying Technology represents InteliSum's 3D Laser scanning products. www.InteliSum.com
1.7 Mobile Scanning Vehicles
1.8 Better 3D Viewing Software
1.8.1 InteliSum's LD3 software provides photorealistic 3d models produces from their InteliCamera
1.9 Better CAD Software
1.9.1 Civil 3D 2010 has many new features just for Surveyors
2. Import Survey Data Wizard
2.1 New Import Survey Data Wizard
2.2 New Data Source Types allow greater flexibility
2.3 Figure Prefix Database and Linework Code Sets are the keys to automation.
3. Survey Database
3.1 New Import Events Feature
3.2 Import Event Properties automatically includes Date/Time stamp
3.3 Point Group Automatically Created from Import Event
3.4 Observation Editor
4. Linework Code Sets
4.1 New Linework Codes: Offsets, Extend, Connect Point, Circle, Point on Curve
4.2 Field Codes Help on your Mobile Phone
5. ASCII Point Files (PNEZD comma delimited)
5.1 ASCII Point File Example
5.2 Multi-Point Coding
5.3 Linework Codes
5.4 2010-01-21-ascii point file linework_Screen_Stream.avi
6. FBK Files - Line Codes in Point Descriptors
6.1 Linework Codes: Multiple Horizontal and Vertical Offsets
6.2 Survey-1.fbk
7. Advantage Pack for Subscription Customers
7.1 Point Clouds
7.1.1 Good viewing capabilities
7.1.2 Weak on digitizing features
7.2 Survey Tools
7.2.1 TSS Import
7.2.2 SRV Import
7.2.3 Survey Point and Chain Editing Utility
7.2.4 Survey Database Change Report
7.3 General Production
7.3.1 Create Surface from GIS Data
7.3.2 Saveas DGN
7.3.3 Zoom to Point
7.3.4 Distance between surfaces
7.4 Untitled
7.5 Visual Analysis Tools
7.5.1 • “Drive Along” visualization
7.5.2 • Line-of-site analysis
7.5.3 • Vertical distance analysis
7.6 Autodesk ImageModeler 2009
7.6.1 ImageModeler 2009 image-based modeling and photogrammetry software helps you generate 3D models from 2D digital images, giving architects, designers, and entertainment creators a new approach to 3D modeling
8. Better Point Features than Land Desktop
8.1 Rescale Drawing
8.2 Drag Labels
8.3 Point Styles
8.4 Point Label Styles
8.5 Survey Database
8.6 Point Groups with Assigned Styles
9. Better Terrain Modeling Features than Land Desktop
9.1 Just add Points and Breaklines
9.2 No Contour Objects > Contours are a Surface Style
9.3 Dynamic Spot Elevation Labels
10. Better Deliverables New Opportunities
10.1 Accurate Terrain Models should be done by Surveyors
10.1.1 Existing Conditions
10.1.2 Interpreting Engineering Plans
Stake out
Automated Machine Guidance
10.1.3 Volume Calcs
10.2 Better Deliverables for Engineers using Civil 3D
10.2.1 Surfaces completed by the Surveyor
10.2.2 Layer Standards compliance
10.2.3 Point Groups
10.2.4 Alignment Objects rather than polylines
10.3 Asset Management
10.3.1 Delivering GIS Data
10.3.2 Floor Plans and Room Tags
10.3.3 Inventory of Buildings for Large Organizations
10.3.4 Untitled
10.4 3D Models for Architects and General Contractors
10.4.1 Produce 3D Site Models
Import and Export to Google Earth
3D Laser Scanners
LIDAR Data
10.4.2 Import Revit Models
Untitled
Road4-3d.dwfx
10.4.3 Concept Planning
10.4.4 As-Builts using 3D Scanners
10.5 Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)
10.5.1 One of our Workshop Topics is doing As-Builts using Automatic Linework
10.6 Most New Opportunities come from New Technology
10.6.1 Trimble announces new Extension for Civil 3D
11. Simplified Pricing coming March 15, 2010
11.1 On March 24, 2009, Autodesk announced important changes to their upgrade pricing model, as well as the retirement of upgrades from our 2007 products.
11.2 Autodesk Simplified Upgrade Pricing
11.3 Autodesk Products Entering Retirement
12. Civil 3D Workshops for Surveyors - 1 Day - 7 CEUs
About
Title
Civil 3D 2010 New Features for Surveyors
Subject
FSMS Miami-Dade Chapter Meeting, Jan, 2010
Company
Advanced Surveying Technology
Author
Brian Morse
Version
63
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