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FDOT Cross Section Criteria

Picture of a Florida Roadway
This course instructs on basic and advanced GEOPAK skills to teach Advanced GEOPAK users on the features supported in the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) criteria to generate roadway cross sections. The objective of the course is to develop roadway cross sections using the FDOT criteria for MicroStation and GEOPAK to meet FDOT standards as defined in the Plans Preparation Manual, Computer Aided Drafting & Design (CADD) Manual, and the CADD Production Criteria Handbook (CPCH).

FDOT Cross Section Criteria cover page.

 		 Topics Covered:
  • Design and Computation (D&C) Manager
     
  • GEOPAK Project Manager
     
  • 3PC Adhoc Attribute Manager
     
  • Typical Section Generator
     
  • Superelevation Shapes
     
  • FDOT Criteria
     
  • Parametric Value Settings
     
Prerequisites:
  • FDOT MicroStation Essentials - Part I (CE-11-0114)
  • FDOT MicroStation Essentials - Part II (CE-11-0115)
  • FDOT Basic GEOPAK for Roadway Designers
  • FDOT Advanced for GEOPAK Roadway Designers
  • Solid understanding of road design process
FDOT Cross Section Criteria user guide documentation is currently provided in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.  These files require the free Adobe Acrobat plug-in for your browser.  The Acrobat plug-in can be obtained from Adobe Systems Inc. 

FDOT Cross Section Criteria User Guide Documentation
File Description File Size Effective Date
Documentation Adobe PDF graphic link that opens FDOTCrossSectionCriteriaV8i.pdf (3.14 MB)
(Click to view PDF version)		 3.14 MB 03/21/2011
Datasets Graphic link that opens CrossSectionCriteriaTrainingEx2_1.exe (1.35 MB)
(Click to download)		 1.35 MB 03/21/2011
Datasets Graphic link that opens CrossSectionCriteriaTrainingEx3_2.exe (1.30 MB)
(Click to download)		 1.30 MB 03/21/2011