7 - Importing geometry into HECRAS from Civil 3D

[@amanbhattarai2949]

Great 7 part series, sir. Much appreciated. Thank you for your time and effort.

[@berti2246]

Great Tutorial thank you!

[@danielerwee5994]

Thank you very much sir.

[@angelos.1972]

Hi John, Thanks very much for sharing this. I was wondering, how do you fix the sections intersecting each others like for example 799 and 666.54 in your example? Is there any way you can make a bend without necessarily cutting them in order to avoid them to intersect? (In the situation when you receive a survey I mean, so you have no surface to cut them from)

[@iliasmachairas4466]

Thanks for the video! When I imported the .geo file I got the following error: "None of the XS's are Geo-referenced". How can I fix it? I have set the projection in Civil 3D via adesetcrdsys command. Any idea?

[@mustafaaljuboori9949]

Great series John it helped me immensely. Do you think you can make a new series on modeling canal/river flow and possibly the hydraulic structures associated with it (i.e. Drop/outlet/culvert structures)? I think that would be a great series, also I need help with that haha. Thanks

[@johnedwards4115]

I am hoping to get some more videos up on running HECRAS analyses, but likely won't be for a few months

[@zahrasadeghi4289]

tanxxx

[@ctln7bdd]

When I import my polyline banks from Civil3D, the geometry bank stations are shifted to the left of my river centerline. Do you have any ideas as to why this may be happening?

[@ctln7bdd]

My cross section sample lines are zig-zaged rather than straight to accommodate bends. Maybe the cross section line segment perpendicular to the stream must also cross the bank line perpendicularly?

[@MN-vw2lo]

@@ctln7bdd I'm having the same issue, we're you able to resolve this?