In a rapidly expanding sector such as digital construction, the ability to manage and analyse quantitative data is essential. The course Navisworks III. Quantification Measurements offers you the chance to immerse yourself in a key tool for mastering the art of measurement. You’ll learn how to navigate the user interface, access the Quantification tool and assign essential properties to optimise your projects. You’ll also learn how to create rapid structures and in updating and analysing changes – skills that are in high demand in a competitive job market. This online course will enable you to acquire advanced knowledge of methods for measuring and creating data on personalised catalogues, giving you a significant advantage in the professional world. With the growing demand for quantification experts, this training is your ticket to new opportunities and professional development.
Navisworks III. Quantification measurements
Engineering, Construction and Infrastructure
3 pm
Introduction
Objectives
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To know the Quantification tool and its basic functions for monitoring project progress.
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Identify and use the available measures to apply to different types of files in Navisworks.
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Log in and navigate effectively via the user interface of Quantification in Navisworks.
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Assign quantification properties to the model elements to improve the accuracy of the calculations.
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Apply a efficient workflow in Quantification for optimise the measurement process.
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Use measurement methods to create rapid structures of elements in the model.
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Create and customise data from catalogue to be tailored to the specific needs of the project.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. NAVISWORKS QUANTIFICATION TOOL
1. Introduction to the quantification tool
2. Available measures
3. Supported file types
4. Access to the quantification tool
5. User interface
6. Assigning quantification properties in Navisworks
7. Quantification workflow
8. Methods for taking measurements
9. Method for quickly creating a structure of elements based on our model
10. Updating and analysing changes
11. Create custom catalogue data
12. References