Bentley Institute OpenRoads Learn Conference Agenda PHOENIX, Arizona USA October 23 24, 2016

Bentley Institute OpenRoads Learn Conference Agenda PHOENIX, Arizona USA October 23 24, 2016 Monday, October 23, 2017 Registration 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Registration and Information Desk Open Breakfast 7:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Breakfast Keynote 8:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. The Benefits, Challenges, and Innovations of a Digital Infrastructure Industry Keynote Each day the infrastructure industry is seeing new benefits as a result of 'Going Digital'. Join Santanu Das, Dustin Parkman and guest speakers for an informative keynote spotlighting key innovations that are making this movement possible. This keynote will showcase the latest in OpenRoads technology, CONNECT Services and much more including a glimpse into the next big innovations coming in 2018. Santanu Das, Senior Vice President of Design Modeling, Dustin Parkman, Vice President of Civil and Concurrent Sessions Block 1 10:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m. QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Drawing Production Learn to create and annotate cross section sheets and plan & profile sheets. You will also learn to add individual annotations to label specific location coordinates, station offset values, elevations, and more. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software. Don Lee, Mike Wilson, Shawn McGaffick, Tom Stogdill, Chris Key 10:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m. QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Geometry In this course, you will be creating a horizontal and vertical alignment using the OpenRoads Designer Geometry tools. You will learn how to create, edit, review and annotate geometric elements. This course will also cover working with existing ground terrain and aerial imagery as well as defining 2D/3D Views. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Volaree Rendon, Kevin Jackson, Beebe Ray QuickStart Using gint Civil Tools Geotechnical gint Civil Tools allows gint users to load gint data in 2D models (mapping workflow for drilling plan creation and preliminary studies) as well as in 3D for subsurface interpretation and BIM workflows. In this course you will learn to connect to a gint project file and display various aspects of the borehole data. This course will be taught using the gint Civil Tools, CONNECT Edition software. The same functionality is also included in the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software. Ray Filipiak, Dan Ahern, Tim Wright 4D Modeling for Roads with Bentley Schedule Simulation The Bentley Schedule Simulation tool enables you to visualize a schedule by integrating 2D or 3D engineering data with a project schedule. It is designed to help in the planning, design or construction stages of a project so that you can get a visual representation of the required tasks and prevent spatial conflicts. For the engineer or contractor it can aid in determining constructability and sequencing of a project. This session will focus on how we can take an OpenRoads Designer 3D model plus a construction schedule and create a 4D model to show construction sequencing/phasing. Scott Urbas Conceptualize and Communicate Your Road Design with OpenRoads ConceptStation OpenRoads ConceptStation helps you jump start your projects by rapidly creating conceptual models that allow you to evaluate design alternatives and estimated costs faster, resulting in improved project decisions. Use OpenRoads ConceptStation's powerful modeling capabilities to model roads, rail, intersections, bridges, tunnels and more. Continuously updated estimated project costs make it easy to evaluate design alternatives and options. The conceptual models are easily shared with the public and stakeholders using the built in realistic visualizations capabilities. Jason Harkless Open Modeler What is it and How Can You Use it Today? Develop intelligent, 3D, parametric bridge models for your highway projects with Bentley s Open Modeler. Easily manage changes with built in, user defined relationships among bridge components and reference DGN models throughout the lifecycle of the bridge. Learn how Open Modeler's integrated workflow minimizes errors and improves efficiency. Open Modeler leverages OpenRoads geometry data (terrain, alignments, profile, and superelevation) ensuring the bridge and roadway geometry are the same and transfers directly into LEAP and RM for detailed design and analysis. Superelevation with OpenRoads Designer OpenRoads Designer introduces improvements for superelevation definition and processing. Join us to learn about new ways to define and edit superelevation and the new superelevation rate file that provides nearly unlimited flexibility for max super and transition length calculations. Page 1 of 10

Monday, October 23, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 1 : Accuracy and Added Survey Control Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Mike Barkasi Lunch 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Enhanced Engineering Model Attribution for OpenRoads Designer, Learn how model attribution can be used to assign and harvest engineering attributes throughout your workflow. You will learn how to assign states (existing, proposed, abandoned), attach pay item definitions, asset tags, and more. Then learn to query the attributes to control what is displayed, calculate quantities, create property driven annotation, run reports, or to create tables. OpenRoads Best Practice Terrain Modeling Tips and tricks for working with terrain models including the best way to create a single terrain from multiple corridors and linear templates, how to create and use graphical filters to create a single composite terrain, how to export the terrain to other formats, and more... Many of these tips and tricks apply to both OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition and V8i versions of InRoads, GEOPAK, MXROAD, and PowerCivil. Using Subsurface Utility Quality Control Tools to Ensure 100% Confidence Subsurface Utilities The Haestad storm water algorithms have been accurately designing projects for decades. How do you KNOW your project is correctly modeled? Subsurface Utilities has extensive Quality Control tools. In this presentation we will explore the built in tools and what is set up for Quality Control in the delivered workspace. Be ready! Be confident! Jeff Martin What is New in the Latest Product Releases Join us for a review of what is new with the civil design software including OpenRoads Designer, OpenRail, Geotechnical (gint), Subsurface Utilities, and. : Open Modeler Configuration Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Lunch Concurrent Sessions Block 2 1:00 p.m. 2:50 p.m. Automated Corridor Modeling with Triggers and Switches In this course, we will show you how to create triggers and switches that can be used to automatically display and un display parts of your template. You will learn how to create a template that uses null points and display rules to toggle on/off parts of your template when used with linear geometry and corridor references. You will also learn how to create end conditions that seek and connect to linear geometry. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Scott Urbas, Chris Key, 1:00 p.m. 2:50 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:50 p.m. QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Corridor Modeling In this course, you will be creating a Corridor and 3D model for a 2 lane rural road. You will learn how to create a Corridor, assign template drops, create and assign superelevation, create dynamic cross sections and review the Corridor and 3D model. You will also learn how to use parametric constraints and point controls to vary pavement depths and shoulder widths. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Don Lee, Tim Wright, Dan Ahern QuickStart Using OpenRoads ConceptStation This course is an introduction to the OpenRoads ConceptStation software. In this course you will learn how to import data for existing conditions, and how to create conceptual roadway designs that include road corridors and their interactions with intersections, bridges and ramps, including lighting, guardrail and street markings. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads ConceptStation, CONNECT Edition software. Jason Harkless, Ray Filipiak, Beebe Ray Leveraging LumenRT and Virtual Reality, LumenRT is an amazing tool that streamlines the development of traditional visualization products. Come see how this tool is revolutionizing the delivery of projects to the virtual world. True push button delivery of your designs to a virtual environment that allows you, your team, and stake holders to not only see the design but to be IN the design. Terry Walters, HW Lochner Page 2 of 10

Monday, October 23, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 2 OpenRoads Best Practice Geometry Join Bentley experts as they share tips and tricks for creating and editing OpenRoads geometry. Many of these tips and tricks apply to both OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition and V8i versions of InRoads, GEOPAK, MXROAD, and PowerCivil. Stop Creating Inefficient Models It's Time to Learn the Power of Parametric Modeling Learn to create reusable cells and models that can be dynamically adjusted and sized with parametric dimensions and constraints. Shawn McGaffick Upgrading from V8i to the CONNECT Edition In this session we will review from an administrators point of view how to upgrade from V8i to the CONNECT Edition. This session will cover WorkSpace and WorkSet differences, Interface differences, and a discussion of the ways to leverage the new features and concepts of the CONNECT Edition. There will also be a straight forward review of new enhancements to the CONNECT Edition and how they will effect the administrator. Tom Stogdill : From Reality Model to Terrain Model Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Mike Barkasi OpenRoads Best Practice Corridor Modeling Join Bentley experts as they share tips and tricks for creating and editing OpenRoads corridor models. Many of these tips and tricks apply to both OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition and V8i versions of InRoads, GEOPAK, MXROAD, and PowerCivil. Visualization for Everyone!,, Enliven your, ConceptStation, Open and OpenRoads models with life and nature. Produce cinematic quality visuals and animate models in real time. Yes you can do this! You don't need a visualization specialist with LumenRT! Its time you take a look at this powerful capability built into many of the applications you are already using. Kevin Jackson Where Are They Now? How DOT's are Preparing for Innovation and Change in the Industry, Subsurface Utilities Every Day Counts, Tiger Grants, STIC funding, Design Build, and Contractors are all examples of industry influencers driving innovation in transportation. With these activities underway, where are the DOT s today? How are your organizations preparing for change? This session will highlight many of the innovations being planned and adopted across the US DOT s. Mo Harmon Why you Should be Using Subsurface Utilities and How to Get There Subsurface Utilities Can OpenRoads Subsurface Utilities design drainage systems like I currently do? Yes it can. Does OpenRoads Subsurface Utilities provide me additional capabilities and benefits? Yes it does. What do I need to know before implementing Subsurface Utilities? How do I ensure success when implementing Subsurface Utilities? Join us to answer these and other questions during this session. Jeff Martin : Open Modeler Variable Deck and Parametric Columns Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Concurrent Sessions Block 3 3:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. Evaluating and Laying Out a Storm Network Subsurface Utilities We will start by using Review and Evaluation tools to explore a utilities rich file. You will master being able to describe the engineering of any utilities file. Then we will lay out inlets, pipes and catchments to model a storm network. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Jeff Martin, Beebe Ray, Chris Key 3:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. Introduction to OpenRoads Designer for GEOPAK, InRoads, and MXROAD Users This course provides a 'Test Drive' or introduction to the capabilities of the OpenRoads Designer software. In this hand on course you will import terrain and geometry, model roads, integrate bridge models, integrate and review subsurface utilities, create cross section sheets, and create plan sheets. If you are interested in more in depth training for OpenRoads Designer consider attending the 'QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Geometry' and 'QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Corridor Modeling' courses. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software. Volaree Rendon,, Jason Harkless Page 3 of 10

Monday, October 23, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 3 3:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. Using Open Modeler This hands on workshop will introduce you to the world of Open Modeler where you will learn how to create a model for a prestressed girder bridge. This course will be taught using the Open Modeler software., Kevin Jackson, Don Lee BIM Up Your Projects with OpenRoads, Subsurface Utilities You may have been asked, 'Do you use BIM?,' 'Are you BIM compliant?,' or even, 'What is BIM?'. But, the real question is 'Are you already BIMing?' In this session, we will discuss how OpenRoads is BIM. We will look at what it means in a practical sense, how it looks in production, and how to take advantage of information modeling in your designs and workflows. We will discuss questions like: What is an OpenRoads BIM model?, When does BIM start?, Why should I care about BIM? Mo Harmon CONNECT Advisor The Search Tool You Have Been Waiting For, Meet Bentley's in product search hub that provides you fast search and viewing of technical resources from the Learn server, Bentley Communities, Product Help, and YouTube. Now you can quickly find and view that training video, Wiki article or help from a single search all from inside the, InRoads, GEOPAK, PowerCivil, MXROAD, or OpenRoads Designer software! CONNECT Advisor is already part of your software, not another application to buy. Are you taking advantage of this powerful resource? If not, join us to see what it can do and learn how you can empower yourself today. Dan Ahern Understanding Georeferenced Coordinate Systems and Point Cloud Tools,, Come explore Georeferenced Coordinate Systems and the LiDAR tools under the reality modeling tab in OpenRoads Designer. We will take a look into what a Georeferenced Coordinate System is and why setting the correct one is critical for your project s success. We will also explore the tools available for processing Point Cloud data. You will learn to build a terrain model from unclassified LiDAR data and remove the first return shots (foliage) resulting in a more accurate representation of the ground s surface. Do you want to try it yourself? This session is also offered on Tuesday as a hands on workshop. Tim Wright Understanding the Power of the Bentley Template Library The template library delivered with OpenRoads Designer includes many advanced features and techniques that you can use directly in your models or that you can incorporate into your own templates and template libraries. Join a Bentley expert to learn their techniques and best practices. : A Discussion of Tasks and Challenges with Upgrading to CONNECT Edition Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Tom Stogdill, Shawn McGaffick Configuring an OpenRoads Designer Managed Workspace in ProjectWise ProjectWise OpenRoads Workspaces can be complicated. Workspaces managed in Projectwise can add to that complexity, but they also offer significant benefits when working in large or dispersed environments. Join us to learn how to implement OpenRoads managed workspaces. Do you want to try it yourself? This session is also offered on Tuesday as a hands on workshop. Ray Filipiak Creating 3D Linestyles 3 dimensional line styles are an efficient way to make your models more complete. During this session you will explore and learn how to create 3D linestyles including some of the 3D linestyles for traffic control and guardrail delivered with OpenRoads Designer. Tom Stogdill OpenRoads Best Practice Civil Cells Join Bentley experts as they share tips and tricks for creating and using OpenRoads civil cells. Many of these tips and tricks apply to both OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition and V8i versions of InRoads, GEOPAK, MXROAD, and PowerCivil. Site Modeling in OpenRoads Designer OpenRoads Designer is not just for corridors. Yes you can do site modeling with OpenRoads Designer! Join us as we explore how to model common site design elements such as building pads, parking lots, ponds, and cul de sacs. You will learn how to tie all those objects together to create a terrain model. Do you want to try it yourself? This session is also offered on Tuesday as a hands on workshop. Many of these tips and tricks apply to both OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition and V8i versions of InRoads, GEOPAK, MXROAD, and PowerCivil. Scott Urbas : Accuracy and Added Survey Control Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Mike Barkasi Page 4 of 10

Monday, October 23, 2017 Conference Reception 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Welcome Reception Co hosted with the Arizona Local Community and the Tucson Bentley User Group. Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Registration 7:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Registration and Information Desk Open Breakfast 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Breakfast 7:15 a.m. 7:50 a.m. Discussion Group 7:15 a.m. 7:50 a.m. Discussion Group Breakfast Club Discussion Group Conceptual Engineering and Design Alternatives Get your day started with a group discussion about the challenges and requirements of conceptual engineering and exploring design alternatives. This is not a presentation, all participants are encouraged to participate and share their ideas and comments! Jason Harkless Breakfast Club Discussion Group Impacts of 3D Deliverables on Quality Control Get your day started with a group discussion about the impacts of 3D deliverables on quality control. This is not a presentation, all participants are encouraged to participate and share their ideas and comments! Mo Harmon Concurrent Sessions Block 5 8:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. QuickStart for CONNECT Edition for Existing Users The CONNECT Edition features updates to many parts of the software. These updates include the introduction of a ribbon style graphical user interface (GUI), a relocation of the workspace settings, a new Backstage, updated tools and dialogs, Property Driven Annotation, a new Explorer replacing Project Explorer, and much more. This course will be taught using the, CONNECT Edition software. Shawn McGaffick, Tom Stogdill, Volaree Rendon 8:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:50 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:50 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:50 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:50 a.m. QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Drawing Production Learn to create and annotate cross section sheets and plan & profile sheets. You will also learn to add individual annotations to label specific location coordinates, station offset values, elevations, and more. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software. Don Lee,, Jeff Martin QuickStart Using ContextCapture This hands on training introduces you to ContextCapture and how to create 3D models and meshes from standard imagery. You will learn how to submit images for processing, to add control points to geolocate a project and how to take measurements from the resulting 3D data set. This course will be taught using the ContextCapture software. Mike Barkasi, Ray Filipiak, Tim Wright Moving to OpenRoads Designer Where to Start During this session, we will consider the migration path options for moving to OpenRoads Designer from InRoads, GEOPAK, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 2, 3, and 4 software. Learn what can be done, the minimum that must be done, and what Bentley resources and services are available to assist you. OpenRoads Designer Survey Update A discussion on OpenRoads Designer survey functionality. Unleash the Power of ProjectWise Survey ProjectWise Are you taking advantage of all the features of ProjectWise including automation services? This session will take you on a tour from conception through to delivery of your project. JP Gauthier Updating the Design What Happens When Things Change? This session will focus on what happens to OpenRoads data as changes are made throughout the design process. We will start with a completed preliminary design model and then discuss what happens when changes are made to terrain, geometry, templates and corridors. This session will give you a better understanding of how things update based on the rules and relationships that are part of OpenRoads technology. Scott Urbas Page 5 of 10

Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 5 8:00 a.m. 8:50 a.m. : OpenRoads Designer Annotation Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Chris Key 9:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. Maricopa County DOT s Use of the OpenRoads Comprehensive Modeling Environment Vulture Mine Road Realignment and Vulture Mountain Recreational Area Project Scoping,, Come see how a dynamic 3D model was developed by Maricopa County DOT via combining multiple tools from ContextCapture, OpenRoads ConceptStation, InRoads SS2 and SS4 (OpenRoads Technology), LumenRT and. The preferred alternative design chosen achieved roadway safety and site distance improvements while minimizing environmental and aesthetic degradation. Overall project earthwork was balanced for cut/fill. Additionally, a 3D reality film clip was produced that the team used for meeting discussions and public involvement. Eduardo Mendoza, Maricopa County DOT, Karl Rockwell, Maricopa Department of Transportation Modeling Techniques Retaining Walls, Benching, and Complex End Conditions Join Bentley experts to learn recommended techniques to model retaining walls, benching, and other complex end conditions. Kevin Jackson Moving to OpenRoads Designer Workspace Development, OpenRoads Designer is delivered with a workspace structure designed to be flexible and extendable for agencies, consulting firms, and users large and small. Different organizations have different workspace needs and those needs are frequently different from project to project. The OpenRoads Designer workspace has been reconfigured to meet the needs of production environments while minimizing the need for you to be a configuration variable expert to setup your projects. This session will explain in simple terms how to use the delivered workspace, incorporate agency and local country standards, and extend all of this with your company and project standards. Dan Ahern Open Modeler to LEAP and Back The newest version of Open Modeler supports exchanging geometric changes and analytical information between LEAP and Open Modeler. This session will focus on the interaction between the two products as well as new Open Modeler reporting capabilities and the drawing generation tools. : Interoperability of Data Between the Heasted Products and Subsurface Utilities Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Beebe Ray Concurrent Sessions Block 6 10:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m. Beyond Centerline Geometry Using Civil Geometry to Create Roadway Plan Layout In this workshop, we will explore how to use Civil Geometry tools to create a 2D roadway plan layout. You will learn how to create rule based geometry for edge of pavement lines, shoulders and sidewalks. You will also learn how to create turn lanes and curve radii all while using Civil AccuDraw for precision input. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Dan Ahern,, Volaree Rendon 10:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m. Creating and Manipulating the Corridor In this workshop, you will explore the many tools and techniques available to edit and manipulate a corridor. You will learn how to use parametric constraints to override default template values for pavement depths, shoulder widths, shoulder slopes and ditch widths. We will show how to make the corridor follow edge of pavement geometry using point controls and corridor references and show how the secondary alignment tool aids in changing cross section processing as it applies to point controls and corridor reference elements. We will take a look at how to add multiple templates drops along the corridor as you encounter different design situations and how to edit template drops in lieu of creating a new template. You will also learn how to create end condition exceptions in areas that require a different type of end condition solution. Finally, you will learn how corridors interact with other corridors by learning how to use target aliasing to seek corridors and how to use the clipping reference tool to clip out a portion of your corridor. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Chris Key, Kevin Jackson, Don Lee Introduction to OpenRoads Designer for GEOPAK, InRoads, and MXROAD Users This course provides a 'Test Drive' or introduction to the capabilities of the OpenRoads Designer software. In this hand on course you will import terrain and geometry, model roads, integrate bridge models, integrate and review subsurface utilities, create cross section sheets, and create plan sheets. If you are interested in more in depth training for OpenRoads Designer consider attending the 'QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Geometry' and 'QuickStart for OpenRoads Designer Corridor Modeling' courses. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software. Beebe Ray, Tim Wright, Jason Harkless Page 6 of 10

Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 6 Including Geotechnical Data in an OpenRoads Designer Model Geotechnical gint Civil Tools provide the civil designer an easy way to include geotechnical and other data from a gint database in their OpenRoads Designer model. Ray Filipiak Moving to OpenRoads Designer Understanding Workspace Files and Resources, Do I need Element Templates? How do I change the color of a Feature created by a template? How do I get my models to show textures and materials? If you have these or similar questions, don't miss this session! OpenRoads Designer uses on an assembly of DGNLIB files, resource files, libraries, and configuration variables that determine how the software behaves. During this session we will discuss important aspects of what is stored in these files and libraries. Lunch 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. OpenRoads Best Practice Project Management Join Bentley experts as they share recommendations for organizing OpenRoads project data, files, and references. Federating and organizing project data, files, and references properly can make all the difference in the efficiency of OpenRoads and your design environment. Many of these tips and tricks apply to both OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition and V8i versions of InRoads, GEOPAK, MXROAD, and PowerCivil. Under the Surface with Subsurface Utilities Subsurface Utilities Building a drainage model is fast and easy, but a LOT happens under the surface when you click Subsurface Utilities buttons. This presentation digs into how OpenRoads and StormCAD unite to provide a comprehensive drainage and utility solution. What happens when you click Place Node? or Place Conduit? or Compute? How do you confirm the results you got? Where did those newly designed pipe sizes come from? How do you constrain the design to your needs? Join us as we answer these questions. Jeff Martin : LEAP Seismic Design Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic A New Era for Autonomous Vehicles Automakers have been promising that cars won t need a human driver within the next four years. Too bold? We ve been hearing about selfdriving cars for years now, but what we haven t heard much about are how our world s roads and bridges are going to support these self driving cars. In this lecture we will explore the other side of autonomous vehicles and how it may change the way we think about design, construction & operations of tomorrows roads networks. Dustin Parkman Modeling Techniques Ramps and Gores Join Bentley experts to learn recommended techniques to model ramps and gores as part of your mainline roadway corridors. Scott Urbas Moving to OpenRoads Designer Setting up Drawing Seeds, During this session we will discuss all of the details, tips, and tricks to setup the drawing seeds used by the new OpenRoads Designer cross section and plan sheet tools. View, Analyze, Approve and Submit Content from Desktop, Web, and Mobile with ProjectWise ProjectWise Interact with project content in the office, in the field, or at the worksite. Join us for this session as we introduce new web based access with ProjectWise Share and latest capabilities in ProjectWise Edge and ProjectWise WorkSite. JP Gauthier : LEAP Steel Overview Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Lunch Concurrent Sessions Block 7 1:00 p.m. 2:50 p.m. Configuring an OpenRoads Designer Managed Workspace in ProjectWise ProjectWise OpenRoads Workspaces can be complicated. Workspaces managed in Projectwise can add to that complexity, but they also offer significant benefits when working in large or dispersed environments. Join us to learn how to implement OpenRoads managed workspaces. Interested but not ready for a hands on workshop? This session is also offered on Monday as a lecture only session. Ray Filipiak, Kevin Jackson, JP Gauthier Page 7 of 10

Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 7 1:00 p.m. 2:50 p.m. Site Modeling in OpenRoads Designer This workshop will focus on how to use OpenRoads Designer for site modeling tasks. Join us as we explore how to model common site design elements such as building pads, parking lots, ponds, and cul de sacs. You will learn how to tie all those objects together to create a terrain model. Interested but not ready for a hands on workshop? This session is also offered on Monday as a lecture only session. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Jeff Martin, Scott Urbas, Chris Key 1:00 p.m. 2:50 p.m. Understanding Georeferenced Coordinate Systems and Point Cloud Tools,, Come explore Georeferenced Coordinate Systems and the LiDAR tools under the reality modeling tab in OpenRoads Designer. We will take a look into what a Georeferenced Coordinate System is and why setting the correct one is critical for your project s success. We will also explore the tools available for processing Point Cloud data. You will learn to build a terrain model from unclassified LiDAR data and remove the first return shots (foliage) resulting in a more accurate representation of the ground s surface. Interested but not ready for a hands on workshop? This session is also offered on Monday as a lecture only session. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Tim Wright, Shawn McGaffick, Don Lee Modeling Interchange Alternatives with OpenRoads ConceptStation Can you build an interchange in 30mins? This session shows you how fast OpenRoads ConceptStation can complete and visualize an interchange alternative. And if you don t like it how fast can you make another alternative. OpenRoads ConceptStation also allows for no loss of data when moving into Preliminary from Concept. Kevin Schlereth, HNTB Moving to OpenRoads Designer Setting up Annotation, During this session we will discuss all of the details, tips, and tricks to setup definitions for the new OpenRoads Designer annotation tools. OpenRail ConceptStation Planning Stage Layout, Cost Estimations and Visualization Come see how the recently released OpenRail ConceptStation software enables rail designers during the planning stage to easily layout and generate cost estimates of rail corridors and yards, including overhead electrification. Once conceptualized, visualize the design model, including train animations, for clear communication with project stakeholders. Jason Harkless Subsurface Utilities Drawing Production Subsurface Utilities A look at creating plan, profile, and section sheets that include Subsurface Utilities. Beebe Ray : From Reality Model to Terrain Model Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Mike Barkasi Civil Visualization and Animation Using and LumenRT,, Learn to populate your designs and create traffic animation that is ready for export to LumenRT! In this session you will learn to use the Populate tool(s) and create traffic animations using content that is render ready in LumenRT and can be exported to a LumenRT scene. Topics included in this session will include: 3D line styles, Pavement markings (stenciling), Populate tool, Traffic animation, Lumen RT. Tom Stogdill Moving to OpenRoads Designer Migrating Civil Cells and Project Data This session will discuss the workflow and details of migrating civil cells and project data from V8i into OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition. OpenRoads Best Practice Drawing Production Join Bentley experts for tips and tricks using the new OpenRoads Designer cross section and plan sheet layout and annotation tools. OpenRoads Navigator Collaboration and Design Visibility in the Field OpenRoads Navigator is an easy to use, dynamic mobile software that provides visibility to a project s civil data in the field, allowing you to interactively view and analyze a wide variety of project information. Improve project coordination and accelerate collaboration through the capture of feedback from field staff making comments and redlining directly on the project data. The result is better decisions throughout the lifecycle of a project, while minimizing risk. Jason Harkless Page 8 of 10

Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 7 : ConceptStation or Open Modeler? When and Why? Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Concurrent Sessions Block 8 3:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. QuickStart Using OpenRail ConceptStation This course is an introduction to the OpenRail ConceptStation software. In this course you will start by learning how to import data for existing conditions, and then how to create conceptual rail designs that include single & multi track rail corridors, bridges, crossovers and turnouts, all with overhead electrification. This course will be taught using the OpenRail ConceptStation, CONNECT Edition software. Jason Harkless, Ray Filipiak, Dan Ahern 3:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. Site Modeling in OpenRoads Designer This workshop will focus on how to use OpenRoads Designer for site modeling tasks. Join us as we explore how to model common site design elements such as building pads, parking lots, ponds, and cul de sacs. You will learn how to tie all those objects together to create a terrain model. Interested but not ready for a hands on workshop? This session is also offered on Monday as a lecture only session. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Chris Key, Scott Urbas, Jeff Martin 3:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. Using Civil Cells During this hands on course you will learn how to place civil cells. This includes gaining an understanding of what civil cell references are and how to use them in a practical workflow. You will learn to use the civil cells delivered with the product, as well as how to use civil cells taken from external sources and incorporate them into your models. You will learn to edit and re use civil cells that have been placed within a model. This course will be taught using the OpenRoads Designer, CONNECT Edition software but the concepts and workflows are similar in GEOPAK, InRoads, MXROAD, and PowerCivil SELECTseries 4 software. Volaree Rendon, Beebe Ray, Don Lee Modeling Techniques Roundabouts Join Bentley experts as they share techniques to model roundabouts in OpenRoads Designer. OpenRoads Designer Volumetrics and Quantities OpenRoads Designer has several techniques to compute volumes and component quantities from a model. During this session we will show how to compute component quantities and volumes. These can be computed and reported for the entire project or broken down into reporting boundaries that meet specific project needs. The reporting boundaries are flexible and can follow staged construction areas, sides of the road, station ranges (like traditional end area volumes) and more. Update on Analytical Products LEAP Concrete, LEAP Steel and RM This session will provide a review of the updates and enhancements in the latest delivery of the CONNECT Editions of LEAP Concrete, LEAP Steel and RM. Bring your questions and learn how to master your challenging project design situations with the bridge project specialists on hand. Using Reality Models During Your Design Process This presentation covers how a design engineer can quickly create a reality model to use during the design process. From snapping a few photos in the field with a cell phone to a 3D model you can use in the design in a few easy steps using ContextCapture. Mike Barkasi : Item Types, Reports, and Tables Stop by the Zone located in the Foyer where a Bentley expert will be showing, discussing and answering questions on a different topic Shawn McGaffick, Tom Stogdill Benefits of a CONNECTED Workflow, A CONNECTED Workflow keeps you better informed and more linked with team members working on the same project. Join this session to learn how to share published PDF and i models within a secure environment and how to leverage ProjectWise Projects Sharing Services to assure that approved project content is used by sharing project information with all project participants. And for those desiring to analyze and refine your projects health and quality, analytical cloud services can easily be displayed directly from your desktop. Shawn McGaffick Introduction to ProjectWise Connection Services ProjectWise In this session, we will provide an introduction to ProjectWise Connection Services where users can more easily collaborate with capabilities to improve how you share project content, adhere to standards, communicate requirements and deliverables and understand project status. JP Gauthier Page 9 of 10

Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Concurrent Sessions Block 8 OpenRoads Best Practice Making the Model More Visual Learn how to increase the visual impact of your models with minimal effort. Create models using realistic materials, pavement markings, guardrail, barriers, fences, traffic control and more. The techniques described in this session all use functionality built into the OpenRoads Designer workspace. OpenRoads Designer Software Development Kit (SDK) Learn how the Software Development Kit (SDK) allows you to create custom applications that work with OpenRoads Designer. Mike Wilson Page 10 of 10