Autodesk AutoCAD Map 3D Training

Course details

AutoCAD Map 3D is the leading engineering platform for creating and managing spatial data. Map 3D bridges the gap between CAD and GIS, enabling you to integrate geospatial functions in a single environment for more efficient workflows.

Introduces the capabilities and potential of AutoCAD Map 3D, and to teach key theory and techniques. You gain hands on experience showing how you can use the extra functionality provided by AutoCAD Map 3D to easily integrate digital mapping in your AutoCAD drawings.

Teaches the fundamental features of AutoCAD Map 3D, including techniques for creating, managing and analysing mapping data. The course also explores some of AutoCAD Map 3D's more advanced features

Teaches the geospatial features and functions of AutoCAD Map 3D. Delegates learn how to create, manage and analyse geospatial data. Advanced geospatial features are also covered together

What-Will-You-Learn

The course covers how to:

• Access geographic and map-based data in AutoCAD.
• Obtain digital mapping quickly and easily.
• Access and integrate different types of data within a single drawing, e.g. aerial photography and SSSI maps.
• Access and use OS MasterMap data that now replaces OS LandLine.
• Present often sensitive data to colleagues or the public in an easily accessible yet protected format.
• Work with the AutoCAD Map 3D user interface.
• Create and edit geometry.
• Link and manage drawing-based attribute data.
• Use object classification.
• Import and export drawing-based data.
• Work with raster images.
• Work with source drawings.
• Use source drawing queries.
• Stylise drawings.
• Use topology and spatial analysis.
• Plot maps.
• Establish a geospatial environment.
• Edit geospatial features.
• Manage geospatial features using buffers and bulk copy.
• Use workflows to automate geospatial processes.
• Use job processes to solve geospatial problems.

Who-Should-Attend

Delegates must have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows and an Autodesk CAD application, such as AutoCAD or Revit.

Course-outline

• Managing Geospatial data in the DWG
• Using Digital Mapping directly in Map
• Using OS MasterMap data
• Getting more from your CAD data
• Powerful data publishing
• Getting Started
• Creating and Editing Geometry
• Linking and Managing Drawing-Based Attribute Data
• Using Object Classification
• Importing and Exporting Drawing-Based Data
• Working with Raster Images
• Working with Source Drawings
• Using Source Drawing Queries
• Stylising Drawings
• Using Topology and Spatial Analysis
• Establishing a Geospatial Environment
• Stylizing Features
• Editing Features
• Managing Features
• Workflows
• Job Processes