software
3Ds Max Design
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2009 software enables architects, designers, and visualization specialists to fully explore, validate, and communicate their creative ideas—from initial concept models to final, cinema-quality presentations. This comprehensive 3D modeling, animation, and rendering solution includes Exposure™ lighting simulation and analysis technology; Recognize™ scene loading toolset, for accurate importing of Revit® 2009 software lights, materials, and cameras; and Reveal™ rendering technology for accelerated creative workflows. Plus, 3ds Max Design 2009 delivers the extensive ProMaterials™ library for mental ray®, which provides fast access to manufacturer-related building surfaces, such as glossy and matte paints, solid glass, concrete, and more.
3Ds Max Design
3Ds Max Design
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2009 software enables architects, designers, and visualization specialists to fully explore, validate, and communicate their creative ideas—from initial concept models to final, cinema-quality presentations.
This comprehensive 3D modeling, animation, and rendering solution includes Exposure™ lighting simulation and analysis technology; Recognize™ scene loading toolset, for accurate importing of Revit® 2009 software lights, materials, and cameras; and Reveal™ rendering technology for accelerated creative workflows. Plus, 3ds Max Design 2009 delivers the extensive ProMaterials™ library for mental ray®, which provides fast access to manufacturer-related building surfaces, such as glossy and matte paints, solid glass, concrete, and more.
Webcasts
Webcasts:
These are typically 1 hour long teaching sessions that have been broadcast over the web and are now avaliable to watch as recordings. Clients have found these are an excelent reference source and you can skip forward in the lesson to the specific part you are interested to save time.
Again this listing is only a few of the webcasts avaliable and further webcasts can be found via the link at the bottom of the list.
(If you are unable to use the links below please contact one of our support staff listed)
Civil3D Introduction to Storm Sewers Extension
Civil3D Large Surface Data Sets
Civil3D Large Data Sets Best Practice
Civil3D Volumes and Quantity Reports
Civil3D Pipe Edits and Labeling
Software Training
The following courses are scheduled to run in Auckland and Christchurch during the months of May, June, July, August, September 2008. All courses are run depending on numbers so please register your interest early to avoid disappointment.
Remember, we can also cater for on-site courses specifically to your individual or particular requirements. Just call or e-mail us to see what we can schedule.
The more demand we get for a particular course the more it will be run so be sure to contact me should you have any queries or requests.
TRAINING LEADS TO BETTER EFFICIENCY...
WHICH IMPROVES PRODUCTIVITY... AND REDUCES COSTS.
AutoCAD Civil 3D Training Courses
September 2008
2 & 3 Sept ARD on AutoCAD Civil3D– Christchurch
8 & 9 Sept AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Christchurch
10 & 11 Sept AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Tauranga
18 & 19 Sept AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate - Christchurch
23 & 24 Sept AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate – Tauranga
OCTOBER 2008
2 & 3 Oct AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Auckland
9 & 10 October ARD on AutoCAD Civil3D – Christchurch
16 & 17 October AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Nelson
20 & 21 October AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate – Auckland
30 & 31 October AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate - Nelson
NOVEMBER 2008
6 & 7 Nov AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Wellington
10 & 11 Nov ARD on AutoCAD Civil3D – Auckland
20 & 21 Nov AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Christchurch
13 & 14 Nov AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate – Wellington
27 & 28 Nov AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate - Christchurch
DECEMBER 2008
4 & 5 Dec AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Auckland
1 & 2 Dec ARD on AutoCAD Civil3D – Nelson
11 & 12 Dec AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Dunedin
15 & 16 Dec AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate – Auckland
17 & 18 Dec AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate - Dunedin
JANUARY 2009
12 & 13 Jan AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Hamilton
20 & 21 Jan AutoCAD Civil 3D Essentials – Christchurch
28 & 29 Jan AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate – Hamilton
29 & 30 Jan AutoCAD Civil 3D Intermediate - Christchurch
15 & 16 Jan ARD on AutoCAD Civil3D – Christchurch
AutoCAD MAP 3D Training Courses
AutoCAD Map 3D Essentials – Auckland - Wellington - Christchurch
15 Sept
7 & 8 Oct
12 & 13 Nov
9 & 10 Dec
21 & 22 Jan
Map 3D Advanced Workflow - Auckland - Wellington - Christchurch
25 Sept
15 Oct
11 Nov
3 December
26 January
Geospatial - Auckland - Wellington - Christchurch
26 Sept
23 Oct
10 Nov
2 Dec
19 Jan
Please contact us should you wish to register your interest for any of the above courses or require any further information. Contact Kim Smith on email kim.smith@geosystems.co.nz telephone
PLEASE NOTE: Bookings can only be finalized once the Registration Form is complete, signed and sent through to the GeoSystems Training Department. Bookings are required at least 10 days in advance. Cancellation of attendance needs to be done at least 7 days prior to the courses taking place. The full course fee will be charged unless other training arrangements can be made.
MSTOWER - Basic (Member Checking to AS3995 Only)
MStower V6 is a Windows program for the analysis and checking of latticed towers and masts. It is used by designers and authorities for the checking of transmission line structures and communications towers and masts.
The program has options for the generation of geometry and loading, analysis, application of gust factors to member forces, and checking of members. There are comprehensive facilities for plotting of the structure, loading, and results. The structure geometry is specified by data describing panels, dimensions, sections, and ancillary equipment. Section properties and ancillary data are taken from standard library files. Wind and ice loads on members, antennas, and ancillaries are computed automatically.
Tower members may be checked using the rules of:
- AS 3995-1994 (Limit state)
Analysis results and member check results may be displayed graphically and reports may be displayed and printed as required. An important application of MStower is the reassessment of existing structures subjected to modified loading. For example, increased loading may result from the installation of additional ancillary equipment or conductors. MStower is also useful for checking serviceability requirements. A special report gives both tower reactions and angular displacements of ancillaries under wind loading.
For more product information see the Microstran website at: microstran.com.au
Or for quotes and purchasing information talk to Chris at: chris.blair@geosystems.co.nz
MSTOWER - Full (AUS/UK/US Codes)
MStower V6 is a Windows program for the analysis and checking of latticed towers and masts. It is used by designers and authorities for the checking of transmission line structures and communications towers and masts.
The program has options for the generation of geometry and loading, analysis, application of gust factors to member forces, and checking of members. There are comprehensive facilities for plotting of the structure, loading, and results. The structure geometry is specified by data describing panels, dimensions, sections, and ancillary equipment. Section properties and ancillary data are taken from standard library files. Wind and ice loads on members, antennas, and ancillaries are computed automatically.
Tower members may be checked using the rules of:
- BS8100:Part 3:1997 (Limit state)
- BS449:1990 (Allowable stress)
- AS 3995-1994 (Limit state)
- ANSI 10-90 (Limit state)
- EIA/TIA-222-F. 1996 (Allowable stress)
Analysis results and member check results may be displayed graphically and reports may be displayed and printed as required. An important application of MStower is the reassessment of existing structures subjected to modified loading. For example, increased loading may result from the installation of additional ancillary equipment or conductors. MStower is also useful for checking serviceability requirements. A special report gives both tower reactions and angular displacements of ancillaries under wind loading.
For more product information see the Microstran website at: microstran.com.au
Or for quotes and purchasing information talk to Chris at: chris.blair@geosystems.co.nz
