Description
Civil infrastructure industry professionals, product developers, and technology evangelists are invited to join a roundtable discussion on how we might reimagine the way Building Information Modeling (BIM) for civil engineer is implemented. In this session we will focus on how underground utility piping has evolved in Autodesk, Inc., software, beginning from Land Desktop software, continuing through AutoCAD Civil 3D software, and now into InfraWorks 360 software. We will talk about what worked well through the years, what failed miserably, and what Autodesk can do in the future to improve what we call BIM for the world of civil infrastructure.
Key Learnings
- Discover the history of object modeling for underground utility infrastructure in Autodesk’s software packages
- Discuss what went wrong and what went right for underground utility modeling in Autodesk’s software through the years
- Discover ideas on engagement and wider adoption by both the engineering and product-manufacturing communities
- Brainstorm what can be done to improve underground utility modeling in future releases of InfraWorks and AutoCAD Civil 3D
Speakers
- Steve HillI am an Autodesk™ AutoCAD® / AutoCAD® Civil3D Certified Professional who has twenty-one years of professional experience in Autodesk™ products and site civil design with an array of project types including subdivision design, road reconstructions, streetscapes, shopping centers, rail spurs, natural gas wells/pipelines, and landfill design. My project design experience includes various stages from overall planning to the detailed construction including site design, site grading, complex volume calculations, utility and pond sizing, soil erosion control measures, and details. With my LLC, Red Transit Consultants, I am passionate about developing applications and workflow management tools for AutoCAD®, Civil 3D®, and Map 3D® as well as small Windows stand-alone applications with various programming languages.
- CSCraig StormsCraig Storms is a software development manager and content architect at Autodesk, Inc., with 18 years of experience building model content-authoring solutions for building and infrastructure design solutions. He has developed model content-authoring tools for InfraWorks software, AutoCAD Plant 3D software, AutoCAD Civil 3D software, and AutoCAD MEP software. He is an evangelist and Autodesk Labs Champion for Project Kameleon infrastructure model content-authoring tools, targeting solutions-focused parametric content with improved ease of use and sharing of model content across design solutions. Project Kameleon is evolving quarterly and targets a broader Building Information Modeling (BIM) scope aimed to support the full lifecycle of building and infrastructure models.
- Matt Andersonformer Product Manager, Innovyze, an Autodesk Company
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