Carlson Survey 2010 Embedded AutoCAD

Carlson Survey 2010 Embedded AutoCAD® 2010 the latest edition in the long line of Carlson Survey together with AutoCAD OEM that began in 1997. Get more than 100 new & improved routines based on user input in this latest version. Some of the major new upgrades include:

• Built-on the AutoCAD 2010 OEM engine with AutoCAD 2010 dwg support
• Added all of the C&G Survey commands
• New smart annotation rules
• Document management with new Data Depot
• Settings management with new Settings Explorer
• Draw items to standards with a National CAD Standards library included

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Carlson Construction 2010

You want and need 3D -- here's how to get it for your 3D data prep and modeling needs.

• Integrated design and 3D surface modeling software solution designed for site and road construction
• Powerful inspection and 3D viewing tools for elevating 2D designs to 3D model files
• Outputs 3D Machine Control Files (Carlson Grade, Trimble, CAT-Accugrade, Leica, and Topcon)
• Builds 3D Machine Control files from your 2D Engineering Plan Set
• Outputs Construction Staking files for Site, Roadway, and Building Columns and Offsets

Carlson Construction is designed to serve the needs of today's Model Building Professionals. The tools in Carlson Construction allow users to get the information they need to work from paper plans or a PDF file.

December 30 , 2009:
Students: Get the Power of Carlson Software for Home Use
Carlson Software is offering civil engineering, land surveying and mining students the option of purchasing their own software on which to learn and work at home for $99 for a full academic year. This program is available for fulltime students. For Detailed Information.

December 16, 2009:
Carlson Natural Regrade to be Taught at Spanish University
Carlson Software’s Natural Regrade fluvial geomorphic landform design software will be used in classes at the Complutense University of Madrid beginning January 2010. Students will be utilizing the program to help find stable, economical alternatives that are in harmony with natural processes for reclamation during road and other building projects. For Detailed Information.

December 1, 2009:
Carlson Survey 2010 Embedded AutoCAD® Version Released. For Detailed Information.

December 1, 2009:
Carlson Takeoff 3.0 (T3) Built on AutoCAD® 2010 Released. For Detailed Information.

November 25, 2009:
Carlson Software Releases AgStar 2010 for Farmers, Contractors & Surveyors. For Detailed Information.

November 4, 2009:
Introducing All New Carlson Construction 2010. For Detailed Information.

October 20, 2009:
Carlson's 2010 Office Software Solutions Released. For Detailed Information.

"You guys are always on the ball and can answer any question I have with ease and make it as easy to understand as possible... Thank you for the last year and the help you've given me alone. This is my first year switching over to Carlson from Eagle Point.. If not for you guys this new job would have taken me a lot more time studying the program than performing the duties I get paid for.. If you were in Austin, I'd buy you all a round at the bar tonight..." --Tony Cannell, Draftsman, Harris Grant Surveying, Austin, TX, (December 29, 2009)

"I cannot say enough about your customer service.  Every time I have had an issue or question regarding SurvCE, I have had my questions answered in a complete, timely, and professional manner.  I have not found any survey tasks that I cannot perform utilizing SurveCE for construction and topographic surveying and anything that I have a question about your team is quick to answer.  Thank you for the great product and the excellent customer service!" -- Nicholas F. Carter, PE, LSI, F2F Project Manager, Artisan Construction Services, LLC, (March 19, 2009)

Finding my Inner Indiana Jones--Using Carlson SurvCE to Survey History. "Using [Carlson] SurvCE, I was able to accomplish all necessary tasks, including all the field location work as well as laying out previously located, but now reburied blocks, switching between GPS, conventional total station and robotic total station at a moment's notice. Topo shots averaged between 1,000 to 1,500 points per day in a six-hour window because of the quickness and intuitiveness of the Carlson software."
— Rob Rosa , LSIT, Massachusetts, Read full story in January 2009 American Surveyor