21 - Learn Conference 2018 - OpenRoads Sessions Learning Path

Learn how to display terrain model features including the boundary, triangles, and contours using feature definitions, and how to modify the default display parameters. You will also learn how to label terrain contours, spot elevations and slopes. «Less

In this class you create smart, editable, edges, turn lanes, tapers, and driveways. You will learn how the relationships with which you built the geometry are honored when the design changes. «Less

	
This course is an introduction to the OpenRoads ConceptStation software. In this course you will learn how to create conceptual models that include roads, bridges, and ramps, with lighting, guardrail and street markings. You will also learn how to create new projects, custom templates, and modify the conceptual design. «Less

In this course you will learn how to perform horizontal geometry regression, define turnouts and parallel geometry for a siding, and model the rail corridor including the siding and a tunnel section. «Less

This course teaches how to create templates and components for those complex project situations that require more than simply modifying existing templates. This training focuses on the hinge-to-hinge backbone portion of the template. You will learn how to create pavement slabs, pavement stripes, curbs, pavement widening, matching existing pavement, and barriers. «Less

This hands-on training teaches how to create and make template end conditions. This training focuses on the side slopes connecting the template hinge to the tie down point. You will learn how to create end conditions with multiple cut and fill slope solutions, cut slopes with a ditch adjacent to the hinge, walls, and forced right-of-way solutions. «Less

Whether you are using V8i or an older release of MicroStation CONNECT Edition, every new update is packed full of valuable new capabilities that can help you save time and improve your design workflows. Get a tour of all of the latest major enhancements and learn how you can get started using them immediately, whether everyone in your organization has upgraded to CONNECT Edition or not. «Less

In this course, you will learn how to create and edit horizontal and vertical geometry using various tools and techniques. You will be defining the horizontal and vertical geometry for River Rd. You will also learn how to make changes to the River Rd. geometry and how to make changes to the existing geometry for Mountain Highway and Pike Rd. «Less

In this course, you will create a roadway corridor and then explore the many tools and techniques to edit and manipulate the corridor. We will take a look at how to add multiple templates drops along the corridor as you encounter intersections, driveways and turn lanes and how to edit and copy template drops in lieu of creating a new template. We will show how to make the corridor follow edge of pavement geometry using point controls and corridor references. You will learn how the secondary alignment tool aids in changing the direction of template processing as it applies to point controls and corridor reference elements. You will also learn how to use parametric constraints to override default template values for pavement depths, curb heights, shoulder slopes and ditch widths and how to use the clipping reference tool to clip out a portion of your corridor. We will take a look at how corridors interact with other corridors by learning how to use target aliasing to seek corridors. And finally we will show how to create end condition exceptions in areas that require a different type of end condition solution. «Less

Learn how to create templates that use null points with component display rules. These act as triggers (or switches) to display and undisplay parts of your template when linear geometry is added as corridor reference elements to a corridor. «Less

In this course, you will learn how to create, edit and review superelevation information using the tools provided in OpenRoads Designer. You will learn about the Superelevation XML preference file that controls how superelevation is calculated. You will learn how to create superelevation sections, lanes and transitions and how to apply the superelevation transitions to your corridor. You will also learn how to review and edit superelevation data. «Less



In this course, you will be creating a Corridor and 3D model for a 2 lane rural road.  You will learn how to create a Corridor, assign template drops, create dynamic cross sections and review the Corridor and 3D model.  You will also learn how to use parametric constraints and point controls to vary pavement depths and shoulder widths.  This course will also cover how to create and assign superelevation to a Corridor.  And lastly, you will learn how to compute quantities from the 3D model. «Less

In this course, you will be creating a horizontal and vertical alignment using the OpenRoads Designer Geometry tools. You will learn how to create, edit, review and annotate geometric elements. This course will also cover working with existing ground terrain and aerial imagery as well as defining 2D/3D Views. «Less

In this course, you will learn various tools and methods to compute quantities and earthwork from the corridor model. You will learn how to assign unit costs and generate an estimated cost report for your project using the Component Quantities and Element Component Quantities tools. We will take a look at how to generate cut and fill volume reports from single corridor models as well as multiple corridor models. You will also learn how Named Boundaries and the Quantities Report by Named Boundary tool can be used to separate quantities in the corridor model. «Less

This course will focus on the accuracy of Reality Models and also the integration and use in a civil workflow using the most recent developments in 3sm and civil integration. «Less

Earthworks are one of the largest costs to consider for any project. OpenRoads Designer's model (BIM) based approach provides significant flexibility and accuracy in quantity calculations. Come see how the OpenRoads Designer model provides cut, fill, and unsuitable material meshes which are used to report volumes in a format to meet your project requirements. You can report on these 3D volumes with conventional end area volume methods, or compute volumes more accurately with a full prismoid approach directly from the 3d model, or even 'slice' up the model to report volumes segregated for staged construction, different areas of the project, or for each plan sheet. «Less

Items Types are a powerful feature to add attribution to your OpenRoads Designer models. Once defined these attributes can be used for reporting or as part of an asset management system. During this session you will learn to assign and use Item Types individually and in bulk using the new Asset Management tool, review data, generate reports, and save the data for an asset management system. «Less

We will explore the extensive flexibility and capability of the OpenRoads Designer superelevation Rule file. You will learn to edit the XML file through the product interface and will come away knowing how to setup common capabilities like tables and equations as well as advanced capabilities using Custom Key Station and Runtime Variables. After attending this session you will have the knowledge to setup superelevation rules to meet your engineering requirements. «Less

This session explores a road widening project where an existing culvert must be extended and the watercourse realigned. We will consider a broken-back culvert, and ways to model the shape of the existing watercourse. «Less

This course teaches tools and techniques that can be used to lay out a complex intersection. It will focus on the Horizontal and Vertical Geometry tools to create 2D and 3D geometric elements.
In this course, you will be designing a complex intersection that includes turn lanes, median islands and turn lane islands. 2D horizontal geometry will be created using the Horizontal Geometry tools and Profiles and 3D elements will be created using the Vertical Geometry tools. The objective is to create a terrain model of the proposed pavement surface and analyze the proposed drainage contours. «Less

This course teaches tools and techniques that can be used to accurately model a complex intersection in 3D. In this course, you will learn how to: Use Linear Templates to create the curb, sidewalk and side slope grading along the edges of pavement and islands. Use Surface Templates to apply material thickness to the pavement surface and median islands. Create a Finished Grade Terrain Model using Graphical Filters. Export Finished Grade Terrain Model to LandXML format. «Less

Subsurface Utilities can be used to design both dry and wet utilities. In this session we will look at how the tools can be used for designing ducting and chambers for an intelligent traffic system. «Less

Bentley Navigator and OpenRoads Navigator have been combined and enhanced to become Bentley Navigator 10.2. Join us to explore the capabilities of this powerful new application as well as how it can be used to facilitate a paperless plans workflow. «Less

This session explores how to attenuate runoff rates using Low Impact Developments (LIDs). We will investigate the types of LIDs supported by Subsurface Utilities, how to use them, and the effect they have on runoff. «Less

Learn how OpenRoads Designer allows you to analyze, design, and model curb ramps. We will discuss how the combination of reality capture technology and OpenRoads Designer modeling can be used to evaluate existing curb ramps for regulatory compliance as well as stream-lining the design of ramps to meet legal requirements. «Less

Is the push for complete 3D design on your mind? Come see tips and tricks to bring your models to the next level. Look at techniques that save time and enrich your models. Some techniques are quite simple and have been around for some time while others are new capabilities like circular components and other items that Bentley has been 'cooking' up. «Less

Discover how to accomplish your coordinate geometry needs with Civil AccuDraw and civil geometry tools. Explore techniques to locate points, formulate parcels, and construct controlling geometry. «Less

This session looks at the integration of the spatial and hydraulic aspects of pond design, and in particular how a terrain model can be used for the spatial part, providing a stage-storage curve to feed the hydraulic part. «Less

What is all this push to use OpenRoads Designer? I am successful with what I have been doing for years so why should I change? Today we dig in and see what OpenRoads Designer brings to the table, how it changes the playing field, and the benefits you can realize simply by upgrading. «Less

Calling all administrators, you don’t want to miss this session where we open the hood and learn how to setup annotation for plan, profile, and cross section views. Setup the software once and all of your team will be sure to produce drawings that match your standards. «Less

Calling all administrators, during this session we get under the hood and learn how to setup annotation for subsurface utilities. Set these up once and all of your team will be sure to produce drawings that match your standards. «Less

Calling all administrators, you don’t want to miss this session where we take a deep dive into configuring the drawing seed files that make creating Plan, Profile, and Cross Section sheets a breeze for your production teams. A little detail work up front provides your production team a select and go solution to match your standards. «Less

We have made a lot of progress in the transportation industry over the last 30 years, yet the movement of information between disciplines, applications and people continues to be something that is plagued with inefficiencies. This presentation will discuss how to use software in a way that eliminates these inefficiencies and increases productivity. «Less