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Difference in Terminology between MiTS and Civil 3D

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During the integration of utility designs between MiTS and Civil 3D, users may encounter discrepancies in the terminology used to describe utility components between the two. To alleviate confusion, a comparison table has been created to align the terms used by both software programs.

Gravity and Pressure Pipe Network #

Utility Components Terminology #

Civil 3D

MiTS

Drainage

Pipe Network

Running Network

Gravity pipes / pipes

Drain / Pipe

Structures

Node

Water Reticulation

Pressure Networks

Running Pipe

Pressure Pipes

Pipe

Fittings/Bends

Node

Appurtenance

Valves/Hydrants

Sewerage

Pipe Network

Running Network

Gravity pipes / pipes

Pipe

Structures

Node

Utility Properties Terminology #

Civil 3D

MiTS

Drainage & Sewerage

Start Structure

From Node

End Structure

To Node

Start Invert Elevation

From Node IL

End Invert Elevation

To Node IL

Pipe Start/End Easting

Start/End Node X-coordinate

Pipe Start/End Northing

Start/End Node Y-coordinate

Water Reticulation

Start Part

From Node

End Part

To Node

Start Invert Elevation

From Node IL

End Invert Elevation

To Node IL

Pipe Start/End Easting

Start/End Node X-coordinate

Pipe Start/End Northing

Start/End Node Y-coordinate

Road Model #

Civil 3D

MiTS

Horizontal Line Properties

Design Speeds

Design Standard & Design Speed

Design Criteria

Right-Hand SIde Properties Tab (when Horizontal Line is activated)

Horizontal Curve Properties

Alignment Layout Tools: Sub-entity editor

Curve Spread Input

Assemblies

Assemblies

Road Width Offsets

Superelevation

Superelevation Curve Manager (Edit)

Superelevation Spread Input

View Tabular Editor

Superelevation Report

Prospector Tab > Alignment

Centerline Alignments

Masterstrings

Offset Alignments

This is used internally in MiTS; The lines representing the offset alignments will not be visible to users

Curb Return Alignments

Juction Radius

Centerline / Offset / Curb Return Profile

Vertical Alignment

Centerline / Offset / Curb Return Profile View

Vertical Detailing

Superelevation Views

Vertical Detailing: Superelevation

Corridors

An intelligent 3D model that comprises of 2D Assembly (Typical Road Section) and a 3D Baseline (Alignment and Profile), which generates Corridor Surface and volume as an output

The entire collection of objects created and managed in Road Module (Horizontal and Vertical Alignment, Road Width, and Superelevation) that generates 3D road platforms as an output for volume computation

Sample Line Groups

Sample Lines

Cross Section

Section View Group

Single View Cross Section

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