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Autodesk Ecotect Analysis 2011http://www.cadline.co.uk/default.aspxAutodesk® Ecotect® Analysis software is a comprehensive concept-to-detail sustainable design and analysis tool, providing a wide range of simulation and analysis functionality to improve performance of existing buildings and new building designs. Online energy, water, and carbon-emission analysis capabilities integrate with desktop tools for visualizing and simulating building performance within the context of its environment. Users can interact with powerful 3D feedback to explore factors such as solar, shadows and reflections, and daylighting. Customers who purchase Autodesk® Subscription for their Autodesk Ecotect Analysis license can access the web-based* technology available through the Autodesk® Green Building Studio® energy analysis service to more quickly evaluate multiple design alternatives for energy efficiency and carbon neutrality. *Customers who purchase Autodesk Subscription...

Autodesk® Robot™ Structural Analysis Professional software provides structural engineers with advanced structural analysis capabilities for large, complex structures. The software offers a wide range of analysis capabilities that enable you to investigate the linear and true nonlinear behavior of any structure. Interoperability with Autodesk® Revit® Structure software extends the Building Information Modeling (BIM) process, enabling engineers to more quickly perform comprehensive building and engineering analysis on a variety of structures. * Bidirectional links with Autodesk Revit Structure—Exchange analysis results with the structural model for better coordinated project documentation * Finite element auto-meshing capabilities—Create finite element meshes for more precise analysis results * Country-specific preferences—Multiple languages, units, and country-specific design codes * Integrated reinforced concrete design and steel design modules—Utilizes international...

XILINX PlanAhead 8.1 Design Analysis Tool AnnouncementFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)1. What is PlanAhead?The PlanAhead™ Design Analysis tool is logic design and analysis software from Xilinx that is anoptional add-on to the Integrated Software Environment™ (ISE) design tool suite. The PlanAheadtool provides an environment to analyze and floorplan a design targeting any of Xilinx industryleading FPGAs. It offers a powerful enhancement to the ISE development environment, improvingand automating the designer’s ability to analyze and identify performance bottlenecks within theirdesign. With an intuitive environment that provides schematic, floorplan or device views of theirdesign, users can more easily define and refine the hierarchy of their design, allowing for betterperformance and more efficient utilization of device resources.The PlanAhead tool is employed between synthesis and...

[img]http://www.mcintyreassociates.ca/images/sieveedit.jpg[/img]Gain control of, and access to, all of your Sieve Analysis test data. Manage the collection of field sample data, and record the results of laboratory testing of soil samples. Generate reports for internal management and regulatory compliance. Prepare test reports and summaries for distribution to clients, consultants, contractors, suppliers and other relevant parties. 〉 Projects and Clients – Maintain records for each client and other parties who need to receive copies of test reports. Maintain records for each project, and subproject where necessary, including references to clients, care-of parties and other distribution parties. Include contract details for invoicing, and select the system of units to be used for each project. Prepare detail and summary reports of projects and clients....

When performing analyses in complex computing environments, engineers canquickly become overwhelmed by tasks such as copying or deleting files andworrying about memory and disk space allocation. One of the most commoncauses of fatal runs, and time loss, is inadequate disk space. Yet, many timesthere is sufficient disk space that has not been properly managed and istherefore inaccessible. These types of problems frustrate engineers, add costto projects, and increase a product\’s time-to-market.In today\’s networked computing environments, engineers frequently do theirmodeling on local workstations. They then submit their analysis jobs to serversor other licensed workstations. When submitting an analysis job, engineers havemany options available to them; they can, for example, choose from multipleplatforms and various queues. However, the resources available to each...