Autodesk Drainage Design for InfraWorks 360 Essentials: Autodesk Official Press

Learn Autodesk Drainage Design for InfraWorks 360 Quickly and Easily This Autodesk Official Press guide is designed to get you up and running quickly, with a task–based instructional approach to the Autodesk Drainage Design module for InfraWorks 360. Step–by–step tutorials give you hands–on practice as you follow a complete project progression based on real–world site conditions, and downloadable starting and ending files allow you to compare your results to the pros. Concise, straightforward explanations and compelling screenshots help guide you through the core features and functions as you quickly become productive on this powerful software. Learn these Autodesk Drainage Design for InfraWorks 360 essentialsand more: Navigate the user interface and design environment Understand drainage design principles and how they are applied in the software Automatically delineate watersheds and analyze them for peak flows Create, configure, and analyze culverts Create and modify drainage networks consisting of inlets, manholes, and pipes Export designs to Civil 3D Collaborate with colleagues via cloud sharing This striking Essentials book features: Chapter–opening learning objectives Step–by–step tutorials Four–color screenshots and illustrations Downloadable exercise files

About the Author Eric Chappell has been working, teaching, writing, and consulting in the world of civil engineering software for more than 20 years, and he is a recognized expert in the world of Autodesk InfraWorks 360 software. He has written training materials and performed training for end users, trainers, and Autodesk employees around the globe, including at Autodesk University; and he has worked with Autodesk in authoring and developing their certification exams. Eric is currently a Premium Services Specialist at Autodesk but he previously served as design systems manager for Timmons Group, a civil engineering and surveying firm, where he managed software, standards, and training for more than 200 users.