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What is Raster Design?
Autodesk Raster Design is a tool that allows users to work with raster images (images composed of pixels) within an AutoCAD environment. It enables the conversion of scanned paper drawings, maps, and aerial photos into editable CAD drawings. Common uses include cleaning up scanned images, adding them to vector drawings, performing raster-to-vector conversion, and georeferencing raster data for GIS applications.
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Raster Design Complementary Technologies
MicroStation
MicroStation is a CAD software platform on which products like Bentley Descartes, which compete with Raster Design, operate. It can also complement Raster Design as a CAD platform for integrating raster data.
AutoCAD
AutoCAD is a CAD software platform that often uses Raster Design for raster image manipulation within CAD drawings. They can work together.
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Control Engineer
0.2% of all Control Engineer jobs mention Raster Design
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Structural Designer
0.1% of all Structural Designer jobs mention Raster Design
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CAD Designer
0.1% of all CAD Designer jobs mention Raster Design
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Civil Designer
0.1% of all Civil Designer jobs mention Raster Design
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Technical Designer
233 Technical Designer jobs mention Raster Design
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