Survey software 1

[Ariv]

Can some body help me in finding out the best software for Survey. To plot contours, DTM, volume calculations, alingnment design, crossection and LS ploting and graphically visulising,( like virtual tour ) etc.

 

Ariv:

Take a look at my reply to COGO. PC Survey may be too simple for
your requirements, but it will do every thing that you mentioned in your post.

salfisher

 

[bundle]

i offer u to try MicroStation...

 

[Ariv]

Bundle

I think Microsatation is a Drafting sW similar to ACAD.
But How far it will help me in my civil applications.

 

[bundle]

could you please tell me for what works will u use that sw. you can applicate all those works in your explanation at the top. why dont u use acad?
and also u can develop those sw's(acad and microstation) by using programming languages like basic,MDL etc.

 

[Ariv]

Mr. Bundle

I am looking for Road & rail way design. My application is to plan a road project, where the program should optimize the allignment, valume calculations, curve designs section ploting etc..

 

[bundle]

there is a sw for roads. it's Inroads and running under MicroStation

 

Where can I find info for CPlus software?

 

[mpoint]

The following address list different software packages and some of the capabilities. I went to Google.com and searched for engineering software.

http://www.knowledgestorm.com/custo...Scientific&st=1&nh=50&rf=3&col=ks1&type=P_A_S

There are a lot of software packages that will do what you want. Look for a software vendor in your area to see what is available locally.

 

[PEDY]

I suggest you softdesk8.
GOOD LUCK!

 

[Bayou]

For road projects, I hate to say (as I'm mostly an Autocad person), but MicroStation with Geopak is probably one of the best programs.

 

[Solangel]

I suggest you Land Development + Civil Survey, it is the most complete program, and have an Autocad Platform easy to use. And you have the support of Autodesk.

 

[flamby]

The best bet, I think is InRoads or InRails which run on MicroStation and as well as AutoCAD. The site is

http://www.bentley.com.