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CI3222 – Surveying and Base Mapping Standards and Practices
Dino Lustri, P.E., P.S.Civil Engineering, Surveying & Mapping Consultant
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Introduction
Dino Lustri, P.E., P.S., (dual licensed in Ohio and Florida). Started using AutoCAD® in 1987 Hydrologic and hydraulic engineer Acted as City engineer Professional witness Educator Author: SSA(Storm and Sanitary Analysis) President of the Professional Land Surveyors of Ohio - Cleveland Chapter 2011
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Surveying and Base Mapping Standards and Practices
You have probably been base mapping the same way for a decade. In this class, you will learn different ways to complete the same tedious task, but take advantage of the tools and functions at your disposal in Civil 3D.
We will discuss improvements to Civil 3D and describe how you can leverage those improved tools to expedite your base mapping process.
You will learn about out-of-the box functionality that should increase your productivity by leaps and bounds.
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Class Summary
In this class you will explore how AutoCAD® Civil 3D software can handle data from numerous data collectors via a Survey Database.
You will learn about Description Keys, Figure Prefix Libraries, and Linework Code Sets to help facilitate your fieldwork processing.
You will learn a data management methodology that will allow for sharing of data while protecting it from accidental modification.
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Learning Objectives
At the end of this class, you will be able to:
Import or convert a data collector file to a coordinate file
Create and edit a Description Key File
Create and modify a Figure Prefix Library
Recognize the codes necessary for line work
Understand project data management workflow
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Data Collector Files
RAW, JOB, DC, TXT, ASC, RW5, FBK…
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Description Key Files
Tips:1) Don’t make ‘every’ code2) Logical and practical3) Two character minimum
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Figure Prefix Libraries
aka ‘description keys for lines’
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Linework Code Sets
B, E, BC, EC, and sometimes CLS
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Survey Database
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ReviewCivil 3D Template Local System Database File
Description Key Files
Figure Prefix Database Linework Code Set
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How to collect fieldwork to yield good linework results.
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PLAN PRODUCTION DWG’s[DESCRIPTION KEY FILE]
Data Management Methodology(The Dino Method!)
RAW, JOB, DC, FBK, TXT…
EXISTING or BASE DWG’s[DESCRIPTION KEY FILE]
EXISTING SURFACESEXISTING ALIGNMENTS
EXISTING PIPE NETWORKS
PROPOSED SURFACESPROPOSED ALIGNMENTS
PROPOSED PIPE NETWORKS
PLAN & PROFILESCROSS SECTIONSLABELS & TABLES
PROPOSED SURFACESPROPOSED ALIGNMENTS
PROPOSED PIPE NETWORKS
EXISTING SURFACESEXISTING ALIGNMENTS
EXISTING PIPE NETWORKS
DATA SHORTCUTDATA SHORTCUT
DATA SHORTCUT
PROPOSED or DESIGN DWG’s[DESCRIPTION KEY FILE]
IMP
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EXISTING SURFACESEXISTING ALIGNMENTS
EXISTING PIPE NETWORKS
SURVEY DATABASE[FIGURE PREFIX DATABASE]
[LINEWORK CODE SET]POINTSFIGURES
IMPORTIMPORT
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PLAN PRODUCTION DWG’s[DESCRIPTION KEY FILE]
Data Management Methodology(The Dino Method!)
RAW, JOB, DC, FBK, TXT…
EXISTING or BASE DWG’s[DESCRIPTION KEY FILE]
EXISTING SURFACESEXISTING ALIGNMENTS
EXISTING PIPE NETWORKS
PROPOSED SURFACESPROPOSED ALIGNMENTS
PROPOSED PIPE NETWORKS
PLAN & PROFILESCROSS SECTIONSLABELS & TABLES
PROPOSED SURFACESPROPOSED ALIGNMENTS
PROPOSED PIPE NETWORKS
EXISTING SURFACESEXISTING ALIGNMENTS
EXISTING PIPE NETWORKS
DATA SHORTCUTDATA SHORTCUT
DATA SHORTCUT
PROPOSED or DESIGN DWG’s[DESCRIPTION KEY FILE]
IMP
OR
T
EXISTING SURFACESEXISTING ALIGNMENTS
EXISTING PIPE NETWORKS
SURVEY DATABASE[FIGURE PREFIX DATABASE]
[LINEWORK CODE SET]POINTSFIGURES
IMPORTIMPORT
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Benefits:
1) More than one person working on a project at a given time,
2) Update survey work without interrupting design,
3) Maintain control of point data,
4) Utilize the many benefits of data shortcuts,
5) Re-create drawings easily.
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