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Key Learnings
- Discover potential areas for improved workflow while modeling existing utilities.
- Learn how to create dynamic shareable content using out-of-the-box Civil 3D tools.
- Learn how to create usable 3D data from static 2D data.
- Get the tools to explain your assumptions to your consumers without loads of external data files.
Speakers
- Jeff FryeJeff has over 30 years of production drafting and design experience. He has been the lead designer on multiple roadway and site civil projects. As a cadd manager, he has created, implemented, and maintained production cadd standards for large and small groups. Jeff has provided advanced civil 3D training and guidance to large and small audiences. Jeff is always looking at ways to increase productivity and reduce cost.
- CSCameron SchaeferAs an experienced design technology leader and innovator, Cameron currently serves as the BIM Lead for the LAX Automated People Mover (APM) Project. Cameron’s responsibilities include the oversight and management of all 3D model deliverables across the entire design scope of the projects 150+ design models, 300+ designers and more than 15 design firms. Being HDR’s largest BIM project and one of the largest BIM projects in the nation, Cameron is in charge of ensuring models from civil utilities through station structural meet contractual LOD requirements for use in 4D Phasing, 5D Estimating, As-built and O&M use cases. Cameron has extensive experience specializing in blending horizontal (Civil) and vertical (Architectural) projects across multiple platforms to ensure project teams are communicating as efficient as possible with minimal data loss between cross platform applications.
- Sean HulbertSean Hulbert is a registered professional engineer in the state of Oregon, and a Principal Implementation Consultant at Autodesk, Inc., (focused on Autodesk Civil 3D, Hydrology tools, Design Collaboration for Civil 3D, InfraWorks and other Civil Design software). Prior to working at Autodesk, Sean worked in the civil engineering industry for over 30 years. He was always a key advocate for technological advancement at the consulting firms where he was employed, introducing concepts and workflows for laser scanning and multidimensional modeling. Sean was responsible for CAD and Building Information Modeling (BIM) education, as well as for creating and modifying policies and procedures to keep up with ever-changing technology. Using his knowledge and practical hands-on experience, he was able to successfully introduce new technology and ideas to an existing environment, creating a desire to use BIM concepts and workflows on transportation projects.
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