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2021 Final FLUG Forum Agenda Florida Local Users’ Group 2021 FLUG Training Forum th th October 12 – October 15 , 2021 Cocoa Beach, FL FINAL AGENDA 2021 FLUG Training Forum Sessions Include: FDOT Connect OpenRoads PointClouds FDOT Civil 3D FDOT Bentley OpenRoads Reality Modeling Autodesk Civil 3D Digital Signatures Bentley OpenBridge LiDAR FDOT Traffic Plans Bentley OpenBuilding Construction Management Drainage Geotech/Utility Civil 3D/Civil Site MicroStation Bentley ProjectWise Bentley OpenRail ConceptStation/ContextCapture AutoCAD Bentley OpenSite Bluebeam Review Drone Surveying Rendering/Visualization TopoDOT/TopoShare Survey Bentley iTwin Trimble Quadri Professional Development , PSM Continuing Education Hours and Bentley Accreditation Course: General Sessions and Workshops denoted with " * " indicates PDH credits available. General Sessions and Workshops denoted with " ** " indicate PSM CE credits available. Workshop denoted with “ *** “ indicate a Bentley Accreditation Course. Bentley will provide details during workshop. PDH and CE credits are offered one (1) credit per one (1) hour of class. Attendees must sign the PDH or CE credit sheet(s) upon completion of the session or workshop to receive credit. Professional Credit Certificates for both Florida PE’s and PSM’s will be available from Your Account on the FLUG website upon processing AFTER FLUG. 2021 FLUG TRAINING FORUM Daily Overview 4:30 - 6:30 Seagrapes Early On-Site Registration Oct. 11 Oct. Monday 7:00 - 8:30 Registration and Breakfast Sea Oats / Seagrapes 8:00 - 8:15 Welcome with Opening Announcements Sea Oats Oct. 12 Oct. TUESDAY 8:30 - 5:15 General Sessions and Hands-On Workshops 7:00 - 8:30 Registration and Breakfast Sea Oats / Seagrapes 8:00 - 8:15 Welcome with Opening Announcements Sea Oats Key Note: TBD Oct. 13 Oct. 8:15 - 9:15 Sea Oats Presented by TBD - TBD - TBD WEDNESDAY 9:45 - 5: 15 General Sessions and Hands-On Workshops 7:00 - 8:30 Registration and Breakfast Sea Oats / Seagrapes 8:00 - 8:15 Welcome with Opening Announcements Sea Oats Oct. 14 Oct. 8:30 - 5:15 General Sessions and Hands-On Workshops THURSDAY 6:30 - 9:30 Evening Social: Refreshments Served! Ball Room Presented by FLUG and Our Partners 7:00 - 8:30 ot Sea Oats / Seagrapes 8:00 - 8:15 Welcome with Opening Announcements Sea Oats FRIDAY Oct. 15 Oct. 8:30 - 3:45 General Sessions and Hands-On Workshops 2021 FLUG Training Forum General Sessions and Hands-On Workshops Tuesday - Oct 12 GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP OpenRoads - Geometry, Bentley OpenBridge - Point Cloud / Reality Bentley SYNCHRO-iTwin Bentley OpenRoads MicroStation / Bentley FDOT Civil 3D - FDOT Civil 3D Civil 3D / TopoDOT FDOT Connect ORD Reality Modeling, Terrain OpenRail Modeling Construction Management Designer : Geometry OpenBridge Dunes (60) Sea Oates (120) Sawgrass (60) Starfish (30) Sand Dollar (30) Sundial (20) Sandcastle I (15) Sandcastle II (15) Seahorse (15) Horizon (35) * T-1-SC II T-1-SH Understanding * T-1-H * OpenRoads Designer: * T-1-SC I Civil 3D Corridor Rendering and Overview of OpenBridge What's New with Civil 3D Georeferenced Bentley SYNCHRO 4D FDOT Connect ORD: Basic BIM and CADD Standards The Ultimate Roadway OpenRoads Designer : Modeling: Magnificent Visualization in Designer and FDOT StateKit Coordinate Systems and from Office to Field 2D Design for Corridor 8:30- Design Software QuickStart to Geometry and the New MicroStation CE Update Point Cloud Tools Modeling 9:30 Way…Beyond OpenRoads! 16 FDOT Bentley Bentley FDOT Bentley Bentley Bentley Applied Software Bentley FDOT/ACEC-FL Vern Danforth Jimmie Prow A. Mabrich/ S. Willoughby Randy Roberts Kurt Rasmussen Dan Sheldon Christiana Holmes Kenneth Driscol Steve Rick T. Holt/G. Gaiotti 15 Min BREAK * Utilizing Descartes for Bentley SYNCHRO FDOT BIM Files for * Harnessing the Power of * Modeling Steel Boxes in * FDOT C3D 3D Driveway Ground Extraction of integration with Earthwork Civil Geometry OpenBridge Modeling Reality Meshes and Point OpenRoads Designer and 9:45- Clouds ProjectWise 10:45 FDOT Bentley Bentley FDOT Bentley Bentley John-Mark Palacios Jimmie Prow A. Mabrich/ S. Willoughby Mike Racca Kurt Rasmussen Dan Sheldon 15 Min BREAK * T-2-SC I Mission Planning for Quadri Technology – Traffic Design Tools for * Complex Geometry Update on New Features * FDOT C3D 3D Island OpenRoads Designer : Reality Capture to Ortho Connected Construction ORD Constructions in OpenBridge Modeling Creating and Editing 11:00- Photos Workflow Centerline Geometry 12:00 FDOT Bentley Bentley FDOT Bentley Trimble Bentley Randy Roberts Jordan Hatfield A. Mabrich/ S. Willoughby Mike Racca Kurt Rasmussen Adrien Patane Christiana Holmes 1 1/2 Hr LUNCH * T-2-SC II Updates NexGen, Models * Dynamic Profiling - SYNCHRO Field & * T-2-SH Tips & Tricks for Corridor as Contact Documents, Interactivity between What's new in OpenRail AutoCAD and Civil 3D Tips * Merging Air and Ground SYNCHRO Control: Media OpenBridge Modeler Feature Extraction using Signing and Sealing Digital Horizontal and Vertical Designer 2021 R1 & Tricks Photos in a Reality Model Indexing and PDF Plan Modeling Fundamentals 1:30- Point-Clouds for TopoDOT CADD Files Geometry Sets for PC Bridges 2:30 Users FDOT RS&H Bentley NFPS/Digital Drafting Bentley Bentley TopoDOT Bentley Vern Danforth Andrew Poszich Sonya Pieterse Seth Cohen Kurt Rasmussen Dan Sheldon Michael Cook A. Mabrich/ S. Willoughby BREAK 15 Min "Technology Hub Open - Come and visit our Support Partners!!" * Adding Value to Rail * T-3-SC I * QuickStart Using Reality * Site Design Tips & Tricks - Enabling 3D Design Design Model Review Projects with by * Engineering OpenRoads Designer: Modeling Tools in Teaching Corridors & Site Review and Collaboration Tools extending ORD with Visualization Beyond Centerline 2:45- OpenRoads Designer Features to Get Along with iTwin Design Review OpenRail Designer Geometry 3:45 FDOT Bentley Bentley NFPS/Digital Drafting RS&H Bentley Bentley Vern Danforth Christiana Holmes Sonya Pieterse Seth Cohen Andrew Poszich D. Sheldon / JP Gauthier Jordan Hatfield 30 Min "Snack with the SUPPORT PARTNERS !" CADD Automated * Building Intelligent Use iTwin Design Review QuickStart for Terrain * Civil 3D – Grading Civil Engineering and Quantity Workflow and Digital BIM Models with to Share and Collaborate Display Optimization Tool Reality Modeling 4:15- Summary Reports OpenRail Designer on Design Models 5:15 FDOT Bentley Bentley Applied Software Bentley Bentley Kandi Daffin Christiana Holmes Sonya Pieterse Kenneth Driscol Kurt Rasmussen D. Sheldon / JP Gauthier 2021 FLUG Training Forum General Sessions and Hands-On Workshops Wednesday - Oct 13 GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION GENERAL SESSION WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP Bentley OpenSite- Bentley OpenBuilding for Bentley OpenRoads Designer : Bentley ORD Bentley OpenBridge/Reality MicroStation CONNECT OpenRoads - General OpenRoads -Drainage General FDOT Connect ORD OpenBridge Transportation Terrain/Drainage Utilities/FDOT Civil 3D Modeling Dunes (60) Sea Oates (120) Sawgrass (60) Starfish (30) Sand Dollar (30) Sundial (20) Sandcastle I (15) Sandcastle II (15) Seahorse (15) Horizon (35) Microsoft Office Importer - * W-1-SH * Integrating Geotechnical OpenBuildings Designer – * W-1-SC I * W-1-SC II * W-1-H Tips and Tricks for An Introduction to * Navigating Drainage and Link Excel and Word into OpenBridge Modeler Data in OpenRoads Information Modeling in Using and Editing Terrain Detecting and Managing FDOT Connect ORD: MicroStation CE OpenSite Designer Utilities Revit, MicroStation and Modeling Fundamentals 9:45- Designer 3D of a Transit Station Models Utility Conflicts Existing Modeling AutoCAD! for Steel Bridge 10:45 Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Axiom Bentley Bentley Bentley FDOT/ACEC-FL Steve Rick Jimmie Prow Sonya Pieterse Jordan Hatfield Mark Enos Eiren Smith Dan Sheldon Christiana Holmes A. Mabrich/ S. Willoughby J.M. Palacios/D. Wait 15 Min BREAK OpenBuildings Designer * Benefiting from Property Driven Bringing Data into * Draining a Road Surface for Road Infrastructure - ** Using Point-Clouds OpenSite in Roadway Annotation OpenRoads Designer Effectively Design of Support Beyond As Built Surveys 11:00- Projects Buildings & Structures 12:00 Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley TopoDOT Steve Rick Jimmie Prow Sonya Pieterse Jordan Hatfield Mark Enos Michael Cook 1 1/2 Hr LUNCH * W-2-SH * Fundamentals of * Using Functional BIM Enlivened – * W-2-SC I * W-2-SC II Introduction to Bluebeam Revu for Creating Reality Models Templates and Corridor Components for Custom * Channel Modeling OpenBuildings Designer & Introduction to Drainage FDOT Civil3D - Island Parametric Modeling Transportation and Integrating them into 1:30- Modeling Bridge Elements LumenRT Layout and Hydraulics Corridor Modeling Civil Designs 2:30 Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Digital Drafting System Bentley FDOT Bentley Dave Mayer Jimmie Prow A. Mabrich/ S. Willoughby Christiana Holmes Mark Enos Ariel Rejtman Jordan Hatfield Mike Racca Kurt Rasmussen 15 Min BREAK OpenBuildings Designer * Extended Attribution * Exploring Generative for Early Conceptual Crossing the Digital Ahead of the Curve with Item Types using Components for Bridge * Levee Modeling Modeling and Analysis Construction Chasm 2:45- OpenRoads Designer Projects Workflows 3:45 "Technology Hub Open - Come and visit our Support Partners!!" Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Dave Mayer Jimmie Prow A. Mabrich/
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