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2D or Not 2D: Next-Generation Autodesk Flood Modeling Workflows

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    Description

    With the rapid advance of technology, why should we be limited by outdated hydrology and hydraulics methods? Although public domain software has made 2D hydraulic calculations accessible, the simplicity is debatable. While recent regulatory discussions have indicated that 1D hydraulic modeling could become a thing of the past, are our tools ready and capable of making the leap? In truth, 2D hydraulic modeling and 2D hydrologic calculations should be the foundation of the way forward. In this class, we'll explore how to adopt 2D hydrologic and hydraulic modeling using Autodesk tools such as ReCap software, AutoCAD Civil 3D software, InfraWorks software, and InfoWorks ICM. The benefits of a 2D hydraulic model are significant, saving lives and allowing engineers to make better informed and valuable decisions, such as mitigation design or risk reduction. Join us, and let's learn how to improve your hydraulic skills and discuss the fundamentals of 2D integrated catchment modeling.

    Key Learnings

    • Discover the data workflow for hydraulic modeling with the Autodesk portfolio of products: ReCap, InfoWorks ICM, and Civil 3D.
    • Learn about applying the basics of 2D rain-on-grid hydrologic modeling benefits.
    • Learn about implementing basic 2D hydraulic modeling tools for existing and proposed conditions.
    • Discover unique challenges that 2D hydraulic solutions offer over legacy workflows.

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    Product
    Architecture Engineering & Construction Collection
    ReCap
    InfoWorks ICM
    Civil 3D
    InfraWorks
    Industries
    Site Development (General civil engineering)
    Architecture
    Topics
    Building Information Modeling (BIM)
    Civil Engineer
    Engineer
    Infrastructure Management
    Land / Urban Planner
    Project Manager
    Simulation & Analysis
    Sustainable Design
    Urban Planning & Design
    Water Systems