ArcGIS for AutoCAD: An Overview
CAD and GIS Working Together
CAD and GIS Working Together
Those of you who work with both GIS and CAD know the difficulty of exchanging data between them. You have a GIS department that needs data from CAD and you struggle sending it back and forth. You have a CAD department that needs GIS data to enhance their designs but must wait for it to be sent to them. What you’d like is to edit and work with the same data using the tools you’re familiar with. ArcGIS for AutoCAD is a free plug-in from Esri that does just that. With ArcGIS for AutoCAD , you can use Autodesk AutoCAD ® or Autodesk Civil 3D ® to edit and work with GIS data using web feature layers as CAD data. Edits in CAD can be pushed to ArcGIS, and edits in ArcGIS can be pushed to CAD.
Who is ArcGIS for AutoCAD for?
Who is ArcGIS for AutoCAD for?
Who is ArcGIS for AutoCAD for?
Who is ArcGIS for AutoCAD for?
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Let's see how simple it is to collaborate between GIS and CAD through the use of ArcGIS Web Feature Layers and ArcGIS for AutoCAD.
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Editing Feature Layers in CAD
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Key Takeaways
Key Takeaways
Key Takeaways
Randy Garcia - Senior Product Engineer
Randy is a Senior Product Engineer on the ArcGIS for AutoCAD product team. He has spent time working in the oil, gas, and utility industries as both a CAD and GIS technician. Randy Holds a bachelor's in geography and a master's in geospatial development. Integrating CAD and GIS has been a constant theme throughout his career and he enjoys pushing these boundaries further.
Dan Wade - Product Engineer
Dan is a Product Engineer for the ArcGIS for AutoCAD product team at Esri. He spent 20 years in the Photogrammetry/Survey field using AutoCAD and Microstation® and the last ten years supporting best practices of ArcGIS Enterprise and CAD.