How to import Survey data in AutoCAD -SW DTM to Survey Point

 1.Introduction

SW_DTM (Softwel Digital Terrain Modeling) is a complete software package for Digital Terrain Modeling and Contouring, which is powerful and accurate while being user friendly and easy to learn.

This software features a user friendly interface for plotting survey points and generating contours at any specified interval. This software can also draw profile and cross section for any alignment at any user-defined scale.

• User friendly interface for plotting survey points, either manually or from data files/spreadsheets in true co-ordinates & elevation.

• Provisions for adding feature lines and boundary lines as well as inserting pre-defined blocks.

• Efficient and accurate contour generation.

• Supports writing contour annotations and drawing grids.

• Drawing of profile and cross-section for any alignment

2 .System Requirements

•  Processor: Intel Pentium 4 or better

•   RAM: 1 GB or more

•   Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP SP3 or newer

•  Microsoft .NET framework 4

•  AutoCAD 2000 or higher

•  Microsoft Excel 2003 or newer

Please note that the system requirements of Microsoft Excel and AutoCAD must also be fulfilled.

THEN

TYPE ON KEYBOARD : CTRL+J OR go to Download folder.

3.Installation

To install SW_DTM, extract and execute the setup file. The installation dialog will guide you 

through the installation.

The application can be started from the start menu shortcut. A supported AutoCAD version must be 

running and not busy when the application is started

4.PlotData 

Add Points

This menu opens a dialog box which allows adding points to AutoCAD, with the specified point number and elevation.

To add a point, follow the steps below

1. Input the point number and elevation of the new point. Change the point scale if required.

2. Click the Add Point button.

3. Follow the AutoCAD prompt and click where the new point is to be placed. After adding point, the point number is incremented automatically. To add another point,

4. Click Add Point Again.

Finally Your plotted Data in Auto Cad 

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