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A site is more than a collection of contours.

Civil work starts with measured ground and ends with decisions about grades, drainage, quantities and buildability. The goal is a traceable path from source geometry to the plan set.

Survey in, sheets out

Know the ground

Points, breaklines and surfaces

Build a terrain model from survey inputs and inspect the assumptions behind the surface.

Set the alignment

Profiles and corridors

Move from design intent to horizontal and vertical controls, with model checks that expose problems before plotting.

Coordinate systems

Drainage, grading and utilities

Analyze how site grades, pipes and structures fit together. The roadmap includes additional engineering rules and calculations.

Issue intelligible plans

Sheets, quantities and review

Prepare plan/profile outputs and collect review notes. The exact end-to-end publishing path should be demonstrated with a real site.

Who it is for

  • Civil engineers and site designers
  • Survey and infrastructure teams
  • Utilities, drainage and earthworks designers

In the apps

CivilCraft showing the Ridge Road terrain surface in 3D with contours and the road, above its profile with ground line, design grade, vertical curves and stations.

The civil and site field pack

The civil and site field pack (FL.3) would bring templates and calculation sheets together. Its status on the roadmap: built.

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