This plug-in app built for Autodesk AutoCAD and Civil 3D is available at no cost. Pair it with ArcGIS user types to access additional features, services, and data.

Learn comprehensive bridge design, from initial conceptualization in InfraWorks, through detailed design adjustments in Civil 3D and Revit, to final visualization and analysis with Autodesk Structural Bridge Design.

Publish with ArcGIS In Civil 3D, use the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS to access existing data and publish changes to ArcGIS.

ArcGIS for AutoCAD, combined with multiuser editing capabilities in ArcGIS Enterprise, empowers civil engineering teams to work concurrently on designs in Autodesk Civil 3D without the risk of overwriting each other’s work or losing track of design decisions.

This course takes participants on a complete, practical journey — from data collection and digital terrain modeling to corridor design, analysis, and BIM integration — all using Autodesk Civil 3D as the core platform.

CAD files from Autodesk Civil 3D can be imported into ArcGIS Pro as layers and visualized as spatial layers, and geo-located to real world coordinates. Connections to BIM cloud services, including Autodesk Construction Cloud and Autodesk BIM 360 can also be created directly in ArcGIS Pro.

Examples for the use of multi-disciplinary models are buildings, roadways, railroads, and bridges. You can integrate, visualize, analyze and maintain your digital models in ArcGIS.

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Leverage advanced GIS data management tools in your AutoCAD or Civil 3D design environment without extensive ArcGIS proficiency. ArcGIS for AutoCAD seamlessly integrates GIS into CAD workflows, providing CAD users with self-service access to GIS content.

This collaboration aims to bridge the gap between Autodesk's design and engineering tools, such as AutoCAD, Revit and Civil 3D, and Esri's powerful GIS platform, ArcGIS.