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Stephen WalzAuthor: Stephen Walz is a Senior Civil Designer and Civil BIM Liaison at HDR, a global leader in engineering, architecture, environmental, and construction services. Stephen has been in the AEC Industry for over 14 years, 12 of which have been with HDR in its northeast and southeast regions. He has served as a member of HDR’s regional QA/QC Committees, and is currently a member of HDR’s BIM Steering Committee, Co-Chair of HDR’s Civil 3D Steering Committee, and Leader of HDR’s Civil 3D User’s Network.

Stephen is also a steering committee member for Advanced Solutions’ Charlotte Civil User Group. Stephen can be reached for comments or questions at stephen.walz@hdrinc.com. August 24th, 2016 Can CIM Be Done in Civil 3D?We’ve all heard the term Building Information Modeling (BIM) being thrown around for quite some time now. In general, BIM is the process typically applied to and associated with intelligently and dynamically designing an actual building or structure, where architects/engineers and designers can visualize and anticipate the true constructability of a project.On the civil engineering side, we’ve been designing and modeling everything outside buildings/structures in a 3D environment for just as long, if not longer, than the term BIM has been around. However, for one reason or another, these designs have not typically been viewed as BIM by the vast majority. During this time, we’ve been able to generate and link surfaces, create corridor models and pipe networks. We’ve been able to produce dynamic profiles and cross sections, perform clash detections and earthwork quantities, and even generate reports and cost estimates. Guitar.pro 5.2 + rse guitars + drums + basses.

Although civil engineers and designers have been producing some form of a 3D model within their design over the years, the final product has almost always been a hybrid of 2D and 3D design components.As we ride a new wave of AEC design and collaboration concepts, the industry as a whole is shifting its focus to a fully integrated ‘Design to Construction’ workflow, introducing the ability to streamline designs, reviews, cost estimates, constructions, and as-builts. To get us there, we are required to throw the 2D mentality out and fully embrace the concept of 3D.By incorporating similar processes used for BIM, we understand that the full Civil Information Modeling (CIM) process doesn’t end with generating a 3D model.