Urbano Software Family

What is Urbano Software Family?

The centerpiece of Urbano Software Family is its unique design core that deals with the data model. It's fully dynamic, which supports a smooth design process and results in fewer errors. It's robust and fast, which allows you to design large projects with hundreds of miles of pipes and thousands of nodes. In addition, you can review, query and annotate all the data in a matter of seconds or draw more than 1000 long sections in about 30 seconds while using a regular PC. Exchanging project data between users is very simple, as all data is stored directly in the DWG file.

Urbano Software Family represents a real bridge between design and GIS" and includes many standard GIS functions, such as functions for importing and exporting data to/from various data sources (e.g. databases, SHP and MapInfo files, XML, TXT etc.). Create thematic queries and maps, or add any user-defined custom data type to the project. Urbano Software Family treats all data as equal, regardless of its origin – you can mix designed, calculated, and user-defined data to customize any table view, long profile, theme map, and more.

Urbano Software Family consists of several modules that are combined into packages adapted to the daily needs of civil engineers. All modules share the same look and feel and are easy to learn and master.

Designers need to work regularly on different types of network. Urbano's common functions include procedures and workflows equally used in the design of sewer, water and other pipe networks. This approach decreases the learning curve and therefore accelerates the use of all modules.

URBANO SOFTWARE FAMILY FEATURES

Table visualizations: You can view data defined and calculated in tables. You can sort the tables according to any column, enlarge the layout, view a recap, copy and paste into any Windows program, or draw the data as a standard AutoCAD table. In addition, you can define an arbitrary number of table views that fit well at any stage of the project (e.g., geometry, flow calculation, hydraulic calculation, and more).

Markup: Nodes and sections can be labeled with any type of label, which can include any type of data. You can also annotate nodes, sections, or channels. Station labeling is available for an arbitrary sequence of network nodes. In addition, station labeling is dynamic, meaning any node editing, such as erasing, inserting, or repositioning will automatically update all relevant station labels. Labels can be edited interactively using scale, movement, or rotation.

Automatic repositioning of labels: In case of overlapping labels, you can use an automatic repositioning procedure. The automated iterative process will find the best position for node, section, station, and array labels. Consultation. You can create simple or complex queries, including attributes and spatial conditions. Using queries allows you to quickly identify elements that meet the specified conditions.

Quantity takeoff calculation: Based on the defined ditch and soil layers, you can instantly calculate all the quantities important to the project. The takeoff calculation takes into account pipes and culverts. You can also draw cross-sections of the ditch and edges of the ditch in the layout.

Intersection analysis: Often, different infrastructures intersect with each other. That's why you can do a quick analysis of all the intersections and an identification of confrontations and intersections that occur at less distance than allowed. This analysis includes the Urbano systems and the standard 2D and 3D AutoCAD elements.

System Requirements

Microsoft Windows AutoCAD 2010 or later in both 32-bit and 64-bit environments.