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Key Learnings
- Set-up data model structures for large or complex projects
- Use offset alignments and conditional subassemblies to model complex footways speeding up rebuild times
- Use dynamic tin surfaces to model urban realm formations and utilities
- How to split up data for speed and merge data for presentation
Speaker
- IPIan PhilpottIan Philpott graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 1996 with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. Since graduation, Ian has worked for both contractors and consultants on a wide variety of infrastructure-related projects. He now specializes in 3D modeling of complex infrastructure projects and championing the use of 3D modeling and Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes throughout a team based in 5 U.K. office locations. Ian also chairs URS Corporation's U.K. and Ireland AutoCAD Civil 3D Steering Group, which is responsible for developing the standards, templates, and workflows for the use of AutoCAD Civil 3D software. Ian has just completed Phase 1 of a £1.1 billion mixed-use development in which he used AutoCAD Civil 3D software and Navisworks project review software to coordinate the design of the highways, infrastructure, drainage, utilities, and external building interfaces. He has now moved on to a major urban-regeneration project, where he is responsible for project-wide BIM processes and model coordination across various disciplines.
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