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Author(s): James Wedding P.E., Scott McEachron
ISBN(s): 9780470473535, 0470473533
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 28.60 MB
Year: 2009
Language: english
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ISBN 10:  0470473533

ISBN 13: 978-0470473535

Author:  James Wedding P.E., Scott McEachron

A complete, detailed reference and tutorial for Autodesk’s popular and robust civil engineering software
AutoCAD Civil 3D is the industry-leading civil engineering software, and this guide by a pair of Civil 3D experts is the comprehensive reference for both novices and professionals. It focuses on teaching vital Civil 3D 2010 tips, tricks, and techniques, showing you how to use the software in real-world professional environments.

After you learn the key concepts and how to work with the interface, you’ll explore the best methods for creating, editing, displaying, and labeling all the parts of a civil engineering project.

This comprehensive guide to the newest version of Civil 3D features coverage of all the new features, including the intersection tool
Uses real-world examples and practical tutorials to teach vital Civil 3D tips, tricks, and techniques
Covers the key concepts and software interface and discusses the best methods for creating, editing, displaying, and labeling a project’s elements
Features in-depth, detailed coverage of surveying, points, alignments, surfaces, profiles, corridors, grading, and LandXML and LDT Project Transfer
Examines cross-sections, pipe networks, visualization, sheets, project management, and Vault and data shortcuts
Mastering AutoCAD Civil 3D 2010 is the in-depth guide you need to make the most of Civil 3D.

For Instructors: Teaching supplements are available for this title.

Table of contents: 

  1. Acknowledgments

  2. About the Authors

  3. Contents at a Glance

  4. Full Contents

  5. Foreword

  6. Who Should Read This Book

  7. What Is Covered in This Book

  8. How to Contact the Authors

  9. Windows on the Model

  10. It’s All About Style

  11. The Bottom Line

  12. Labeling Lines and Curves

  13. Creating Curves

  14. Using Transparent Commands

  15. Using Inquiry Commands

  16. Establishing Drawing Settings

  17. The Bottom Line

  18. Understanding the Concepts

  19. Databases Everywhere!

  20. The Bottom Line

  21. Creating Basic Points

  22. Basic Point Editing

  23. Changing Point Elevations

  24. Point Styles

  25. Point Label Styles

  26. Point Tables

  27. User-Defined Properties

  28. The Bottom Line

  29. Digging In

  30. Creating Surfaces

  31. Refining and Editing Surfaces

  32. Surface Styling and Analysis

  33. Comparing Surfaces

  34. Labeling the Surface

  35. The Bottom Line

  36. Creating and Managing Sites

  37. Creating a Boundary Parcel

  38. Creating a Wetlands Parcel

  39. Creating a Right-of-Way Parcel

  40. Creating Subdivision Lot Parcels Using Precise Sizing Tools

  41. Creating Open Space Parcels Using the Free Form Create Tool

  42. Editing Parcels by Deleting Parcel Segments

  43. Best Practices for Parcel Creation

  44. Labeling Parcel Areas

  45. Labeling Parcel Segments

  46. The Bottom Line

  47. Alignments, Pickles, and Freedom

  48. Creating an Alignment

  49. Editing Alignment Geometry

  50. Alignments as Objects

  51. Styling Alignments

  52. The Bottom Line

  53. Elevate Me

  54. Profile Display and Stylization

  55. The Bottom Line

  56. A Better Point of View

  57. Profile Utilities

  58. Editing Profile Views

  59. The Bottom Line

  60. Subassemblies

  61. Building Assemblies

  62. Working with Generic Subassemblies

  63. Working with Daylight Subassemblies

  64. Saving Subassemblies and Assemblies for Later Use

  65. The Bottom Line

  66. Creating a Simple Road Corridor

  67. Corridor Anatomy

  68. Adding a Surface Target for Daylighting

  69. Applying a Hatch Pattern to a Corridor

  70. Creating a Corridor Surface

  71. Performing a Volume Calculation

  72. Creating a Corridor with a Lane Widening

  73. The Bottom Line

  74. Advanced Corridors

  75. Using Alignment and Profile Targets to Model a Roadside Swale

  76. Modeling a Peer-Road Intersection

  77. Modeling a Cul-de-sac

  78. Modeling a Widening with an Assembly Offset

  79. Using a Feature Line as a Width and Elevation Target

  80. The Bottom Line

  81. Creating Section Views

  82. Creating the Views

  83. Creating a Single-Section View

  84. It’s a Material World

  85. Annotating the Sections

  86. The Bottom Line

  87. Planning a Typical Pipe Network: A Sanitary Sewer Example

  88. The Part Catalog

  89. Part Builder

  90. Part Styles

  91. Part Rules

  92. Parts List

  93. The Bottom Line

  94. Pipe Network Object Types

  95. Creating a Sanitary Sewer Network

  96. Changing Flow Direction

  97. Editing a Pipe Network

  98. Creating an Alignment from Network Parts

  99. Drawing Parts in Profile View

  100. Adding Pipe Network Labels

  101. Creating an Interference Check

  102. The Bottom Line

  103. Working with Grading Feature Lines

  104. Grading Objects

  105. The Bottom Line

  106. What Are Data Shortcuts?

  107. Publishing Data Shortcut Files

  108. Using Data Shortcuts

  109. The Bottom Line

  110. What Is Vault?

  111. Installing ADMS

  112. Managing ADMS

  113. Vault Management via Vault

  114. The Bottom Line

  115. Vault and Project Theory

  116. Working in Vault

  117. Team Management in Vault

  118. The Bottom Line

  119. Prerequisite Components

  120. Using View Frames and Match Lines

  121. Using Sheets

  122. Supporting Components

  123. The Bottom Line

  124. What Is LandXML?

  125. Handling Inbound Data

  126. Sharing the Model

  127. The Bottom Line

  128. AutoCAD 3D Modeling Workspace

  129. Visualizing Civil 3D Objects

  130. The Bottom Line

  131. Inserting a Pay Item List and Categories

  132. Keeping Tabs on the Model

  133. Inventory Your Pay Items

  134. The Bottom Line

  135. Getting Dirty: The Basics of 3D

  136. Back to Basics: Lines and Curves

  137. Lay of the Land: Survey

  138. XMarks the Spot: Points

  139. The Ground Up: Surfaces

  140. Don’t Fence Me In: Parcels

  141. Laying A Path: Alignments

  142. Cut to the Chase: Profiles

  143. Slice and Dice: Profile Views

  144. Templates Plus: Assemblies and Subassemblies

  145. Easy Does It: Basic Corridors

  146. The Road Ahead: Advanced Corridors

  147. Stacking Up: Cross Sections

  148. The Tool Chest: Parts List and Part Builder

  149. Running Downhill: Pipe Networks

  150. Working the Land: Grading

  151. Sharing the Model: Data Shortcuts

  152. Behind the Scenes: Autodesk Data Management Server

  153. Teamwork: Vault Client and Civil 3D

  154. Out the Door: Plan Production

  155. Playing Nice With Others: LDT and LandXML

  156. Get the Picture: Visualization

  157. Projecting the Cost: Quantity Takeoff

  158. Index

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