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    Default DE215-3: Come Up for Air: Learn to Surface with the AutoCAD Civil 3D API

    Instructor: Partha Sarkar

    Class Description: This session is designed for AutoCAD Civil 3D end users and application developers interested in automating or customizing the process of creating new Surface Styles, Label Styles and creating new surfaces in AutoCAD Civil 3D. The session will cover the creation of surfaces from points, LandXML, TIN files, followed by Surface analysis. In Surface analysis, we will discuss about Volume calculation and Watershed analysis. We will also explore, adding Boundary & Breakline to surface. Knowledge of AutoCAD Civil 3D functionality and VB programming is required for this session.
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