Description
Key Learnings
- Decide where to use the different tools in the Autodesk solution for bridge design
- Apply workflows for moving model information between Civil 3D and Revit Structure
- Describe the steps for initial layout, detailed modeling, and production drafting of a bridge
- Use best practices and work with limitations in the workflow based on the current tools
Speakers
- Dave SimeoneDave has been Civil Product Manager since joining Autodesk in 1997 with responsibility for products including AutoCAD Civil 3D and Autodesk Land Desktop. His role includes working with customers to understand, prioritize and ultimately deliver solutions that help make civil/survey professionals more efficient and productive. Dave is also focused heavily on facilitating workflows that enable the various professionals working throughout the lifecycle of a project to collaborative more effectively. Dave is a graduate of The University of Massachusetts with a degree in Environmental Design.
- EHEdmundo HerreraEdmundo Herrera is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Florida with graduate studies from MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He currently serves as a Senior Solutions Engineer at Autodesk. With two decades of experience in civil engineering projects, he specializes in software implementations, support, consulting, training, and deployment for global clients in infrastructure projects. At Autodesk, Edmundo oversees bridge, road and traffic microsimulation solutions across North America, South America, Europe, and the Middle East. He is at the forefront of innovating, implementing, and demonstrating how AI can leverage data generated by Autodesk Collections to provide automated interactions with ACC. This approach delivers extraordinary engineering insights and results that are often impractical, overly time-consuming, and frequently unattainable with traditional methods using Autodesk's AEC & PD&M Collections.
- AAAra AshikianAra Ashikian is the Senior Product Line Manager for the Autodesk Civil Structures product development teams. Prior to joining Autodesk in 2013, he had over 20 years of experience as a bridge engineer and a software developer, working on a large number of bridge projects, including preliminary, detailed and construction engineering design aspects for a wide range of bridge types. These projects included the detailed construction engineering of the EG LNG suspension bridge in Africa, as well as for the New Bay Bridge (self-anchored suspension bridge in California), the detailed engineering for the launching of the Kicking Horse Canyon bridge in the Canadian Rockies as well as for the Coast Meridian cable stayed bridge in Vancouver.