Autodesk University
2015-08-07, 05:21 PM
Session: CR234-1
Title: Autodesk® Navisworks® TimeLiner: A Journey through the Moving Parts Construction in the 21st Century
Instructor: r. j. Reed
Course Description: This class will discuss the TimeLiner feature of Autodesk Navisworks Manage, and how it can be used throughout the entire project life cycle, from bidding to final project turnover and completion. Topics for discussion include how to create schedule simulations for project bids and demonstrations of milestone schedules to illustrate key construction completion dates. In addition, we will review the process for importing the project's construction schedule. We also will view detailed simulations of specific project areas that can be tested with a link to the Clash Detective, including animations of equipment being moved into the building during construction. Through these simulations, contractors and construction managers can improve project planning significantly by understanding the moving parts of the construction site. Finally, we will investigate strategies to create a time-based model for use in facilities management.
Title: Autodesk® Navisworks® TimeLiner: A Journey through the Moving Parts Construction in the 21st Century
Instructor: r. j. Reed
Course Description: This class will discuss the TimeLiner feature of Autodesk Navisworks Manage, and how it can be used throughout the entire project life cycle, from bidding to final project turnover and completion. Topics for discussion include how to create schedule simulations for project bids and demonstrations of milestone schedules to illustrate key construction completion dates. In addition, we will review the process for importing the project's construction schedule. We also will view detailed simulations of specific project areas that can be tested with a link to the Clash Detective, including animations of equipment being moved into the building during construction. Through these simulations, contractors and construction managers can improve project planning significantly by understanding the moving parts of the construction site. Finally, we will investigate strategies to create a time-based model for use in facilities management.