What are the best, most common, and most user friendly software packages for sewer design, road design, subdivision design, metal building design, and pollution control device design that any of you have used or use on a regular basis? What software should I avoid?
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CAiCE Visual Survey, Visual Design, Visual Construction and Visual Hydro™ suite of software products provides powerful, state-of-the-art solutions for the survey, design and water resource engineers. Combining innovative technologies with industry-leading customer service and support, CAiCE is a leading choice for public and private engineering firms across North America.
SPLASH with RIPPLE-THRU <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> is the easiest to use and most powerful sewer layout program available. Splash only works in MicroStation. If you change anything in the design on any drawing, RIPPLE-THRU fixes everything and updates all the other drawings in the project. Fixes the profiles, the stations, pipes, inverts, text, rims, depths, everything. Awsome.
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