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With tools for data
capture and linking, data labeling, import/export of SHP files, polygon
topology creation and analysis, and more, Carlson GIS 2009 is an
awesome GIS “Swiss Army Knife” for the surveyor or engineer. See the Carlson GIS
2009 Improvement List.
Also included are
hundreds of enhancements to basic AutoCAD commands. Part of the Carlson Civil Suite 2009,
Carlson GIS 2009 runs atop any AutoCAD, including
regular AutoCAD, AutoCAD Map, Land Desktop or Civil 3D, versions
2000-2009, plus on IntelliCAD 6.5.
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Built from the Carlson
SurvCADD product line, first introduced in 1989, Carlson GIS 2009
delivers a new level of powerful GIS automation, including this list of
standard features:
Standard Features
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- GIS
Database Settings
- Input-Edit
GIS Data
- GIS
Inspector
- GIS
Inspector Settings
- GIS
Query/Report
- Hatch GIS
Polylines
- Mark GIS
Polylines
- Label GIS
Polyline: Closed Polyline Image
- Label GIS
Polyline: Closed Polyline Data
- Label GIS
Polyline: Open Polyline Data
- Links
Manager
- Create
Links
- Erase Links
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- Audit Links
- Import SHP
File
- Export SHP
File
- Convert GIS
Links to
AcadMap
- Convert
AcadMap to GIS
Links
- Define
Template Database
- Define Note
File Prompts
- Note File
Utilities
- Define
Block Database Links
- Update
Block Data
- Insert
Block with GIS Data
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General
- Built on AutoCAD:
Runs in AutoCAD versions 2008 to 2000 as well as AutoCAD Map, Land
Desktop and Civil3D and on IntelliCAD
6.4
- Project Setup:
Flexible data storage methods
- Drawing Cleanup:
Fix common drafting errors
- Drafting
Enchancements: Handy tools for working in AutoCAD such as Join
Nearest, Shrinkwrap Entities, Polyline Utilities, Drawing Inspector,
Layer Inspector and Twist Screen
- Data Compatibility:
Supports industry standard LandXML and scores of specific data
conversions
GIS
- Runs with AutoCAD Map 3D:
All Map tools are available when running with AutoCAD Map plus
additional commands to use Map data such as Label Object Data Areas
- Data Capture: Extracts drawing text or
block attributes into database
- Attach GIS Data to Entities:
Input, edit, label, inspect and report with simple tools, including
querying for parcels or entities that meet conditions
- Polygon Processor: Overlays layered
polyline perimeters to create all the subareas
- Import/Export ESRI: Conversions
between ESRI Shape data and coordinates and polylines
Points
- Import/Export: User-defined import and
export of point data along with conversions with specific other formats
- Draw Points:
Draw points with settings for symbols, layers and styles
- Point Groups:
Point group manager to define sets of point by filters
- Coordinate File
History: Tracks all changes to points with report and undo
functions
- Fix Point Label
Overlaps: Finds point label overlaps with rule options to fix
automatically
- Point Tools:
Utilities for modify point labels such as move with leader, twist and
resize
Annotation
- Angle &
Distance Labels: Flexible routines to label linework in all
possible layout combinations plus available rules to automatically fix
label overlaps and revise labels when entities
move
- Curve Labels:
Label curve data in stack, along arc or in table
- Survey Text:
Routines to create typical plat labels such as offset and building
dimensions
- Label Elevations:
Label spot elevations along an alignment
- Linetypes:
Draw special linetypes
Companion Programs
- Carlson SurvCE: Data collection for
Windows CE and Pocket PC
- Carlson Field: Take Carlson and
AutoCAD to the field for data collection and stakeout with total
stations and GPS
- Carlson
Takeoff: Construction Estimating for earthworks, subgrades,
material quantities, strata quantities and trench networks
- Carlson
Point Clouds: Process laser scan data to generate models,
breaklines and points
- Carlson
Natural Regrade: Design stable land surfaces that follow
natural hydrologic and geomorphology principles
- Carlson
Geology: Models drillholes and strata structures and
attributes
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| Product Description and
History |
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Product Description
Carlson GIS 2009 includes commands for processing data
attached to drawing entities and commands for drawing cleanup and
conversion. Carlson GIS 2009 supports three methods for attaching
additional data to entities: AutoCAD Map, Carlson GIS links and Carlson
note files. Links can be converted between these formats. For example,
using the command "Convert GIS Links to AcadMap", you can convert
Carlson-style GIS links to classic AutoCAD-style GIS links.
Be aware, however, that the features in the MapPlus
menu require Microsoft® Access 95 or Microsoft® Access 97
formats for the "mdb" file. If your Carlson-linked data (developed
using the GIS pulldown commands) is in Microsoft® Access 2000
format or later, this conversion from Carlson to AutoCAD links will
work, but the linked data will only be viewable using the Map pulldown
rather than the MapPlus pulldown options such as View/Edit Data. All
entities linked to data can also be converted to ESRI SHP files.
The AutoCAD Map links require one of the following
AutoCAD Map versions: R2, R3, R4, R4.5, or R5. The commands for this
method are in the Map and MapPlus menu and are available only if you
are running AutoCAD Map. The AutoCAD Map drivers support multiple
database formats including Microsoft®, Oracle and dBase. When using
Map links, you have both the standard AutoCAD commands to work with in
addition to the GIS 2009 MapPlus commands. The drawback to Map links is
that they require more steps to setup and use.
The Carlson GIS links use Microsoft® Access MDB
database files to attach data to drawing entities. You do not have to
have Microsoft® Access installed on your computer to use this
method. The commands for the Carlson GIS links are in the GIS pull-down
menu. These links are quicker and easier to setup and use compared to
the Map links. Also the Carlson links can be used with Carlson Field
which is Carlson Software's AutoCAD based data collection for total
stations and GPS. The Carlson GIS links associate drawing entities to
database records by attaching extended entity data (EED) to the
entities. These links are self-contained and do not need Link Path
Names and database environment setup like Map links require. The link
EED contains the template file name (.MDB), the database file name
(.MDB), the table name and the record ID. The database file and table
names define where the data record is stored and these names are
specified by the user when the link is created. The record ID is a
unique key number to identify the record in the table. This number is
automatically generated.
Product History
The Carlson 2009 product line introduces enhanced
offerings from Carlson Software, addressing the GIS needs of the
engineer and designer. It is an outgrowth of a well-established product
line dating back to 1983. Since 2000, Carlson
Software has emphasized development of a new set of advanced GIS tools.
Carlson GIS 2009 is
designed for GIS technicians and engineers by civil engineers, based on
25 years of experience in the software industry serving this market.
Carlson GIS 2009 takes the lessons of these years in land development
feature development, adds in the comprehensive experience in the
overlapping markets of survey, construction and mining, and distills
the highest level of robust automation and ease-of-use of GIS
processing solution available today.
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| GIS Data Pulldown Menu |
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| Data Capture Dialog |
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| GIS Tools Pulldown Menu |
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Import
Shape File
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Point
Group Manager
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Product (All Four
Programs)
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Price
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Carlson Civil
Suite 2009
Includes Carlson Survey
2009, Carlson Civil 2009, Carlson Hydrology 2009 and Carlson GIS 2009.
Buy the bundle and save $1500!

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