Overview September 7, 2017

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1 Overview September 7, 2017

2 Purpose The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of the changes to the required deliverables and workflow for developing plans and models for Illinois DOT projects This presentation is not an exhaustive description of changes. All those associated with development of IDOT projects are instructed to read the new policy manual in detail

3 Presentation Definitions Definitions used throughout the presentation Open Roads term used to describe the technology built into Bentley civil software Corridors term used to describe a 3D model of local roads, highways, or railways Template a graphical representation of a typical section that defines a corridor SUE \ SUDA Subsurface Utility Engineering Subsurface Utility and Drainage Analysis GCS: Geo-coordinate systems Terrain Model: a graphical representation of an existing ground in 3D

4 Title of New Policy Manual Is: Computer Aided Design, Drafting, Modeling and Deliverables Manual The Illinois Department of Transportation CADD Reference Guide & Policy for 3D Modeling & Project Deliverables for Preparation of Roadway and Structure Plans

5 Primary Goals Replace the previous Deliverables manual, Roadway CADD Manual, and Structures CADD Manual with a single, new and enhanced manual Update required deliverables and computer workspace requirements to emphasize 3D modeling Supply 3D models to construction to enable use of Automated Machine Guidance workflows

6 Superseded Manuals CADD Roadway and Structure Project Deliverables Policy CADD Roadway Drafting Reference Guide CADD Structures Drafting Reference Guide

7 Effective Date On April 27, 2017, IDOT issued Departmental Policy D&E-29 which established the Computer Aided Design, Drafting, Modeling and Deliverables (CADD) Manual. The new policy manual is effective for all new projects started on or after the issuance date of this Departmental Policy.

8 CADD Workspace Enhanced MicroStation\GEOPAK\Open Roads workspace has been overhauled for use with projects executed in accordance with the new policy manual.

9 Section 1 Introduction Section 1 is largely just introduction but also includes: the definitions used throughout Defines the prescriptive language used in the manual: shall should may

10 Section 1-2 & 1-3 Benefits Section 1-2 describes benefits of CADD standards Section 1-3 describes benefits of 3D Models. All designers are encouraged to read these sections and take seriously the benefits of adherence to policy

11 Section 1-4 Definitions Of particular note : AMG: Automated Machine Guidance 3D Model: a graphical representation of a project or projects in 3D 4D Model: dimension of time added to a 3D model 5D Model: dimension of time and cost added to a 3D model

12 Section 2-1 General Information Section 2 defines the required or preferred workflows and associated deliverables throughout the project life: Phase I (Studies) Phase II (Plan Design) Phase III (Construction) Phase IV (Maintenance and Operations) Not covered in this version of the policy but will be considered in future revisions

13 Section 2-1 Project Content File Project Content File is required for every data exchange File may be in Word, Excel or Text format

14 Section 2-1 Project Content File Project Content File shall include: The contents of every CADD file 3D model files What levels are used for the surfaces and 3D line strings For each corridor: The name of the corridor, The names of the templates used. For structures: Which files form the 3D structure model and a general description of the contents of each file List all centerlines and baselines with associated profiles. Short description of each one

15 Section 2-1 Coordination At the beginning of a project, the IDOT Project Manager shall determine: How files are to be delivered at each phase of the project life cycle and the procedures to be followed, The types and limits of survey, The anticipated needs of data exchange based on the type and complexity of the project, Whether roadway 3D models will be required, and for which portions of the project 3D roadway models will be developed, and

16 Section 2-1 Coordination-cont d Coordinate with the IDOT Bureau of Bridges and Structures to determine whether bridge 3D models will be required and for which portions of the project 3D bridge models will be developed

17 Section 2-3 Not Exclusively 3D Deliverables Not all projects are suited to AMG or 3D modeling Some aspects of all projects will be slower to adopt 3D modeling techniques The list of deliverables recognizes these facts and accommodates more traditional deliverables when appropriate

18 Phase I Deliverables Roadway Design deliverables for Survey Data exchange between Design Survey and Roadway Design or Structures Data Exchange between Road Design and Structures Geometric design deliverables to Roadway Design Geometric design deliverables for preliminary signal design

19 sub sections a & b Deliverables to and from Design Survey Utility and drainage in 3D GCS c Data exchange between Road and Structures Terrain models very important d & e Geometrics, Signal Design and Environmental Encouragement to use Open Roads geometry and terrain models

20 Section Phase II Deliverables Data exchange between Roadway Design and Land Acquisition Data exchange between Roadway Design and Utilities Data exchange between Roadway Design and Drainage (Hydraulics) Design Data exchange between Roadway Design and Structures Geotechnical design deliverables to Roadway Design Materials design deliverables to Roadway Design Operations design deliverables (traffic signals, striping, traffic control plans, and/or detour route plans) to Roadway Design

21 Land Acquisition (a) 2D DGN files containing property and right of way information shall be mutually available between Land Acquisition and other units. Delivery of geometry information may need to be in GPK files depending on Land Acquisition staff training. Use of Open Roads geometry is encouraged when possible.

22 Utilities (b) 2D and 3D DGN files containing utility information shall be made available Existing and proposed terrain models shall be made available Delivery of geometry information may need to be in GPK files depending on Utilities staff training Use of 3D models for utilities is strongly encouraged Quality level to be marked on existing utilities in accordance with Survey Manual

23 Hydraulics (c) 2D and 3D DGN files containing storm and drainage information shall be made available Use of 3D models depicting drainage information is encouraged

24 Structures (d) The entire DGN set shall be mutually available Roadway makes available existing and proposed terrain models Structures makes available 3D models if they are produced Structures provides surfaces for excavation of piers, abutments, etc

25 2-3.02(e) & (f) Geotechnical and Operations Mostly a listing of data which is already exchanged 2D and 3D DGN files to be made mutually available Use of Open Roads geometry and 3D models is encouraged when feasible

26 2-3.02(g) The following shall be delivered to the District for review, then forward to Central BDE PDF Sheet files shall be delivered to BDE in single sheet and multi-page form Hard copy of sheets requiring signature shall also be submitted Summary of Quantities Spreadsheet shall be submitted

27 Section Phase III Deliverables Deliverables from Design to District Construction Deliverables from District Construction to Design

28 (a) 2D Project Deliverables Deliverables from Design to District Construction for use at time of advertisement: Project content file Full package of final DGN files GEOPAK geometry (GPK) file which contains all horizontal and profile geometry Separate LandXML files for each roadway alignment with its associated profile Raw survey data files Roadway template library used for project (ITL)

29 (a) 3D Project Deliverables Deliverables from Design to District Construction for use at time of advertisement : All geometry elements Terrain Model of existing ground surface Terrain Model of proposed roadway subgrade Terrain Model of proposed roadway finish grade Open Roads component meshes for all corridors 3D linear features for all corridors Terrain models or mesh surfaces of structure excavation

30 (b) Roadway Deliverables from District Construction to Design: At the completion of all contract work, the Department s construction staff shall store all electronic CADD files developed or revised during construction (and any marked-up as-built PDF files) in ProjectWise, in an as-built folder, at a location that is readily available and easily identified by the Department s operations and program development staff for future use.

31 Section 2-4 File Formats Contains additional information about formats: Expectations of DGN files i-model and ICM format as potential data formats for exchange Details of required 3D DGN contents for use in construction Requirements for sheet files Legacy GPK and TIN formats will often be required

32 Section (c) Automated Machine Guidance Required Model Elements Terrain Model of the proposed subgrade Terrain Model of the proposed finished grade

33 Section (c) Automated Machine Guidance Required Model Elements Open Roads Component Meshes Open Roads Linear Features

34 Section (c) Automated Machine Guidance Required Model Elements Structures Excavation Surfaces: For all structures on the project, there shall also be delivered terrain models, mesh components and 3D line strings for the excavation required at any footings, bridge piers, bridge abutments and retaining walls.

35 Section Design File Folder Structure A new suggested folder structure is presented in this manual: Project Folder Name CAD_Sheets Construction Design Reports Documents Electrical Environment Exhibits Geometrics GEOPAK Project Manager Geotechnical Hydraulics LandAcq PDFs Structures Studies Surveys Traffic Utilities Folder Content DGN sheet files used for contract. Files prepared for Construction for use in staking, inspection or automated machine guidance. DGN strip map files containing design information such as corridors, profiles, etc. Project Template Library (ITL) Various design reports. Supporting documentation such as the Project Content File and/or other required documents or spreadsheets. Lighting and other electrical design strip map files. Environmental and wetlands strip map files. Exhibits prepared for stakeholder engagement. DGN files prepared by Geometrics Design Unit. GEOPAK files, including the geometry file (GPK) and various input and output files. Geotechnical strip map files. Drainage design and layout strip map files. Right of way and property strip map files. PDF files of contract plan sheets. Structures 3D Models and 2D DGN files. Planning strip map files and sheets. All existing survey data and DGN files for the project. Pavement marking and signals strip map files. Utilities strip map files.

36 Section Reference File Structure This section describes one potential method of structuring reference files No requirement is intended The suggested referencing method is intended as guidance only It is likely that this section will be enhanced over time

37 Section Reference File Structure - Detail Control file or Master file concept

38 Section Reference File Structure - Detail Control file or Master file concept

39 Section 3 Design Workspace Section 3 contains information, mostly of a technical nature related to usage of the IDOT CADD workspace Covers workspace items related to design and modeling Enhanced the discussions of Open Roads topics such as feature definitions Eliminated legacy topics which are not used in Open Roads workflow

40 Section 3 Workspace Details Changes include: New annotation scale definitions Updated feature definitions, template libraries and other information used for 3D modeling Definition of GCS New civil cell libraries Open Roads SUDA And more

41 Section 3-3 Seed Files New seed files have been developed which improve stability More information added describing seed file contents Structures seed files are still separate Difference between Road seed files is display units

42 Section Geographic Coordinate Systems Information on how to add GCS definition to DGN files

43 Section Hydraulic Seed File New section in manual which describes the hydraulic seed file aspect of Bentley s SUDA tools Includes information for overcoming a bug in SUDA related to units definitions

44 Section 3-4 Levels More details added about use of level structure OpenRoads Feature Definitions use MicroStation Element Templates to define element symbology

45 Section 3-5 Color Table Structures and Roadway color tables have been combined This resulted in a change of color number used by structures, although the on-screen color appearance is the same

46 Section 3-6 Feature Definitions Detailed discussions of feature definition libraries included in the workspace Includes discussion of the various types of feature definitions in use (Geometry, Survey, Utility) Library Name IDOT_Levels_ElementTemplates_Features.dgnlib Drainage_Feature_Definitions.dgnlib Utility_Feature_Definitions.dgnlib Description Contains feature definitions used for Design Surveys and Roadway Design. Contains feature definitions used for drainage modeling/design, including culverts and sanitary sewer feature definitions. Contains feature definitions used for modeling of utilities other than drainage or sanitary sewer.

47 Section 3-8 Fonts and Text Styles The entire workspace has been adjusted to use true type fonts Utilizes a family of fonts developed by Florida DOT, which is a san serif font containing all the special symbols needed by civil designers All text styles, preference files, cells, sheet borders and example plans have been changed to use the FDOT fonts Some of the title sheet text styles utilize a true type font which is not one of the FDOT style

48 Section 3-9 Dimension Styles Several new dimension styles have been added Dimension Style Name Bridge 1:001 Bridge 100 Bridge 140 Bridge 200 Bridge Boring Roadway 120 Roadway 140 Roadway 175 Roadway 200 Use Structures Dimensions Roadway Dimensions

49 Section 3-10 Annotation Scale Annotation Scale Workspace and manual have been adjusted to use the same scale definitions for structures and road Which allows the two workspaces to move closer together This decision resulted in a ripple of changes throughout the workspace and the manual

50 Section 3-10 Annotation Scale Scales are now defined as mathematically correct ratios. For example, 1 = 50 is defined internally as a 600:1 ratio This resulted in a change to cells, line styles and text styles contains information on updating files started in the previous workspace

51 Section 3-11 MicroStation Cells Cells: Most cells edited to accommodate changed annotation scale definitions Some cells are defined as 1:1 and do not react to annotation scale. Example, drainage structures

52 Section 3-12 Template Library Added instructions for creating a project library Many new templates added for: Aggregate shoulders Additional overlay templates

53 Section 3-14 Open Roads Civil Cells New civil cell libraries added: Bridges Curb Ramps Interchange Ramps Median Openings Roundabouts T-Intersections

54 Section D Model Density What does this mean? Accurate 3D models require smaller tolerances in horizontal, vertical, and corridor template drop intervals Controlling the accuracy Horizontal and vertical accuracy ±0.05 feet Key template drop stations at all sag locations Include horizontal and vertical cardinal stations Densify horizontal and vertical curves Workspace sets tolerances for linear, profile, and curve stroking To maximize performance and stability, limit the length of a corridor to 2 miles in a single DGN

55 Section D Model Density Maximum corridor template drop interval guidance Geometry Type Maximum Template Drop Interval Rural Section Tangents 20 feet Curves (Horizontal and Vertical) 10 feet Intersections 5 feet Urban Section Tangents 10 feet Curves (Horizontal and Vertical) 5 feet Intersections 2 feet To maximize performance and stability of corridors, limit the length to 2 miles

56 Section 3 Additional Items Enhanced SUDA library to include: Filters for extracting existing utilities from survey data Additional Feature Definitions Hydraulic data for pipes and inlets Storm Definitions Design constraints Hydraulic Computation Scenarios Superelevation standards Open Roads Design standards Project Explorer includes links to training videos

57 Section 4 Plans Production Information related to the portions of workspace which perform plans production tasks Enhanced many topics to document both the legacy and Open Roads workflow

58 Section 4-2 Example Plans Example Plans (separate download) have been adjusted to be consistent with new manual Primary change was to switch text to new fonts

59 Section 4-3 Annotation Added guidance on which geometry needs to be exported to GPK for annotation Moved much material from BDE manual to Section 4-3 Enhanced section on plan and profile labelers Enhanced section covering cross-section labeling Merged annotation guide material from road and structures manuals

60 Section 4-3 Legal Descriptions Added more detail on using the GEOPAK legal description editor New information on using the Open Roads parcel report and map check report

61 Section 4-4 Sheets Descriptions of required roadway and structures sheet borders Merged Structures and Roadway sheeting information Added organization guide and other materials from BDE manual

62 Section 4-5 Sheeting Tools More detail about the GEOPAK legacy sheeting tools and settings Adapted sheeting settings for changes in annotation scale

63 Section 4-5 Cross-section Sheets Complete rewrite of cross-section sheet production section to include: Direction on producing cross-sections from Open Roads 3D model in legacy or Open Roads format Direction on producing cross-section sheets in either legacy or Open Roads workflow

64 Section 4-6 Drainage Annotation Detailed information related to the export of SUDA drainage information to GEOPAK Drainage for sheeting and labeling

65 Section 4-8 Quantities More detail on the use of Summary of Quantities spreadsheet

66 Section 4-9, 4-10 Addendums and Changes Since 3D models are a key part of deliverables and will be used for Automated Machine Guidance, there is a requirement that 3D models must also be updated whenever an addendum or construction change occurs.

67 Section 4 Miscellaneous Enhancements and details added: Printing configurations Pen tables VBA applications Line Weight Thickness (in) Thickness (mm) Pen Size

68 Section 5 & 6 Section 5 Internet and Contact Information List of local contacts Web page links Subscription services Example plans links File transfer information Section 6 - Appendices FAQ Tables for Level Library, Line styles, Text styles, Feature Definitions

69 Questions may be deferred to: Shawn Ley Regional Engineering Technology Coordinator / CADD Manager Illinois Department of Transportation Region One - District One Shawn.Ley@illinois.gov