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Civil3d surface analyzer

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Civil 3D surface analysis skill for terrain modeling, earthwork, and drainage analysisFrom its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add a5c-ai/babysitter --skill civil3d-surface-analyzer

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SKILL.md

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Civil 3D Surface Analyzer Skill

Purpose

The Civil 3D Surface Analyzer Skill performs terrain surface analysis including slope analysis, cut/fill calculations, drainage analysis, and earthwork quantity computation.

Capabilities

  • Surface analysis (slope, elevation, contours)
  • Cut/fill volume calculation
  • Drainage analysis
  • Corridor modeling
  • Cross-section generation
  • Earthwork quantities
  • Surface comparison
  • Watershed delineation

Usage Guidelines

When to Use

  • Analyzing site topography
  • Calculating earthwork volumes
  • Evaluating drainage patterns
  • Designing corridors

Prerequisites

  • Survey data available
  • Surface model created
  • Design criteria defined
  • Section intervals established

Best Practices

  • Verify surface accuracy
  • Use appropriate comparison methods
  • Consider shrink/swell factors
  • Document calculation methods

Process Integration

This skill integrates with:

  • Highway Geometric Design
  • Stormwater Management Design
  • Slope Stability Analysis

Configuration

civil3d-surface-analyzer:
  analysis-types:
    - slope
    - elevation
    - drainage
    - volumes
  surface-types:
    - existing
    - proposed
    - corridor
  output-formats:
    - report
    - xml
    - csv

Output Artifacts

  • Surface analysis maps
  • Volume reports
  • Drainage diagrams
  • Cross-sections

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