C values - Impervious Surfaces

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C values - Impervious Surfaces

Anonymous
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Does anyone know of an Automated way of generating C values or Impervious Surface areas easily using Civil 3d? We've been generation polylines around the areas then converting them to parcels to keep track, but that's a pain on a large site.
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Anonymous
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If each were it's own unique surface, then the surface information would give you your areas.
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annw2
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I haven't tried this in 3d yet, but in LDD, I start with the watersheds from the tin model. This generates easily 20 x the fnal data, but is useful for finding high points in flat areas.

Once I have the drainage areas drawn and erased all the extra junk from the watersheds, I use the parcel command to label the drainage areas.

(I tried this in 3d once & had it subtract out the area of the label. Haven't had a chance to try again with answer I got here.)

I then isolate layers for soil types & coverage & use the BPOLY command for the coverage subareas. I use the AREA of Last to get the area & transfer to a spreadsheet that automatically looks up the CN & AI and calcs the weighted unit average.
Ann Wingert, P.E.
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Anonymous
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Look in to using Topologies through the Map tools. Works great, but to
involved to explain over a post...

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mspatz, P.E.
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Anonymous
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do tell... i guess I gotta look into this know. thanks for the tip

paul
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tweaverGYRN7
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In this (15 min) video, I show how to quickly create an intelligent Site Data Table in Civil 3D by taking the results of an exported parcel report (AECCCREATEXSLTREPORT) combined with a little Excel. You can download the template .xls I used in the video from here: https://a360.co/3ibkXHA Learn ...