Video Category: Virtual Class
2022 Virtual Workshops
Session 2-1: Introduction to Carlson
A Virtual Workshop Using Carlson Software - Learn Carlson Setup, Software Resources, and Point Defaults This virtual workshop introduces participants to Carlson Software 2023, focusing on setup, configuration, and best practices for new users. The session covers installation, interface customization, project folder organization, and annotation standards within Carlson Survey and
Customizing Carlson to Increase Productivity
Session 1-3
A Virtual Webinar Using Carlson Software - Learn Refining reusable drawings, palettes and recorded command scripts This follow-up training with Travis explores advanced customization techniques in Carlson Software to improve drafting efficiency and project management. The session covers tool palettes, macros, sheet sets, and automation using LISP and scripts for
Customizing Carlson to Increase Productivity
Session 1-2
A Virtual Webinar Using Carlson Software - Learn Building reusable tool palettes, blocks, notes and sheet systems This webinar continues the “Customizing Carlson to Increase Productivity” series, focusing on advanced customization of Carlson Software through tool palettes, scripts, blocks, and CAD standards. Presenter Travis demonstrates how to automate repetitive drafting
Customizing Carlson to Increase Productivity
Session 1-1
A Virtual Webinar Using Carlson Software - Learn Configuring workspaces, commands and reusable CAD standards This training session, led by Travis and hosted by That CAD Girl, demonstrates how to customize Carlson Software to improve drafting and design productivity. The session covers interface setup, tool palettes, macros, fonts, and workflow
In Depth Carlson Hydrology
Session #2-3
A Virtual Classroom Using Carlson Software - Learn Advanced Hydrology Modeling This final session of the In-Depth Carlson Hydrology training series covers advanced hydrology modeling techniques using Carlson Hydrology and HydroNET. The instructor demonstrates stream delineation, stage-storage modeling, chamber design, and integration with HydroCAD for comprehensive stormwater management workflows. Key
In Depth Carlson Hydrology with Travis Maxwell
Session #2-2
A Virtual Classroom Using Carlson Software - Learn Detention Pond Design This session is part of the In‑Depth Carlson Hydrology training series, focusing on advanced hydrology design workflows in Carlson Civil and Hydrology. The instructor demonstrates practical tools for surface modeling, watershed analysis, detention pond design, and HydroNet modeling. Key
In Depth Carlson Hydrology
Session #2-1
A Virtual Classroom Using Carlson Software - Learn HydroNet Detention Modeling This session continues the in-depth Carlson Hydrology training, focusing on collection systems, utility networks, and HydroNet detention modeling. Travis demonstrates advanced workflows for managing project files, creating profiles, checking crossings, and setting up hydrologic models in Carlson Civil and
In Depth Carlson Hydrology
Session #1-3
A Virtual Classroom Using Carlson Software - Learn In Depth Hydrology This session continues the in-depth Carlson Hydrology training with a focus on storm sewer network modeling, watershed delineation, and hydraulic grade line analysis. Instructor Travis Maxwell demonstrates practical workflows for drainage area setup, pipe sizing, spread analysis, and custom
In Depth Carlson Hydrology
Session #1-2
A Virtual Classroom Using Carlson Software - Learn Advanced Hydrology Workflows This in-depth Carlson Hydrology training session focuses on converting Civil 3D data, building terrain surfaces, and designing stormwater networks using Carlson software. The webinar demonstrates practical workflows for integrating utilities, creating ponds, and managing storm drainage systems efficiently. Key
In Depth Carlson Hydrology
Session #1-1
A Virtual Classroom Using Carlson Software - Learn In Depth Hydrology This session provides a comprehensive introduction to Carlson Hydrology, led by veteran engineer Travis, focusing on setup, workflows, and best practices for stormwater modeling and design. Attendees learn how to configure libraries, manage sewer networks, and apply hydrologic methods