Trevor English

Trevor English is the Product Marketing Manager for Autodesk's Desktop Hydraulic Modeling Solutions and is a leading technology communicator. After working as a civil engineer in hydraulic modeling for many years, Trevor transitioned into journalism, where he became the Editor and Chief of Interesting Engineering, one of the leading STEM online publications. From there, he joined Autodesk on the Design and Manufacturing product marketing team, growing the adoption of digital transformation in the product design and automotive space. Trevor's work has been featured in the BBC, Discovery, How Stuff Works, and other top publications on the web. Trevor is also a STEM video producer and technology communicator, with a YouTube channel, Concerning Reality, having over 200,000 subscribers and 35 million views. He's passionate about the water industry and understanding the challenges engineers face in the space.

  • InfoWater Pro 2027 introduces Autodesk Assistant and sharper day to day modeling tools

    InfoWater Pro is our water distribution modeling software integrated with ArcGIS for hydraulic analysis and system planning, used by utilities and consultants to better understand and manage their systems. Here’s what’s new for 2027. There’s a lot of conversation right now about AI in engineering software. But for most water professionals, the real question is…

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  • InfoWorks ICM Ultimate 2027 brings network design and analysis together for AECO

    InfoWorks ICM – our hydraulic modeling software for stormwater, sewer, and flood network analysis and design– gets a big update for 2027. Network Design is the headline for this release, but the bigger story is the holistic workflow it unlocks in Autodesk’s AECO ecosystem. It’s that time of year when we release our biggest updates. What’s…

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  • Drainage designed for nature – and people: GBM’s commitment to SuDS at Fuenlabrada Fairground Park

    Urban drainage is undergoing a fundamental transformation around the world. As cities expand and climate patterns become more extreme, traditional drainage strategies, which are focused almost exclusively on collecting and evacuating stormwater, are proving increasingly inadequate. Capacity constraints, water quality impacts, energy consumption, and flood risk are forcing engineers and planners to rethink how urban…

    Drainage design

  • Houston’s Stormwater Master Plan: a modern approach to citywide modeling

    Houston’s relationship with water has always been complex. Sometimes called the “Bayou City”, Houston has been flooding since it was founded in 1836. Flat terrain, lots of concrete, expansive development, its position near the coast, and increasingly intense rainfall events have made stormwater management one of the city’s most critical infrastructure challenges. But they’ve been…

    Storm, sewer, flood

  • InfoWorks ICM 2026.3: Raster workflows, expanded subgrid meshing, 2D boundaries, and a more polished interface

    As urban drainage and flood modeling challenges continue to grow in complexity, modelers need tools that can scale with larger datasets, richer terrain detail, and increasingly global data sources, without adding friction to everyday workflows. In InfoWorks ICM 2026.3, we’ve focused on strengthening some of the most heavily used parts of the platform: raster-based workflows,…

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    Make smarter asset decisions and get better fire flow insights in InfoWater Pro 2026.2

    Water utilities are under increasing pressure to do more with limited resources by prioritizing the right assets, validating system capacity, and delivering reliable results they can trust. Hydraulic models play a critical role in these decisions, but only when insights are easy to generate, easy to explain, and grounded in real-world system behavior. In InfoWater…

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  • Using Ruby scripting with AI agents to extend and improve your hydraulic models

    The art of hydraulic modeling straddles the intersection of creative ingenuity and technical prowess. Can AI agents help you be more creative and technically proficient even if you don’t have a background in computer programming? Creating an effective and accurate hydraulic model isn’t just about ingesting all of your data, but also about getting all…

    AI and Machine Learning

  • New capacity-based subscriptions for InfoWorks cloud simulations and Info360 applications

    The way water professionals work is evolving. Projects are becoming more complex, data is growing, and teams need tools that can keep up as demands change. Traditional seat-based subscription models don’t always offer the flexibility to scale when priorities shift or networks change. That’s why Autodesk is introducing new capacity-based subscriptions for Info360 Asset and…

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  • a drop of water leaking from a pipe connection

    InfoWater Pro’s Leakage Allocator: improve your ROI-based decision making with asset management data

    We’re pioneering a new approach to leakage modeling by tying it together with the wealth of asset management data that utilities regularly collect and maintain. Water distribution systems are complex networks. One of the continual challenges faced by municipalities and utilities is managing leakage and ultimately reducing non-revenue water. Leakage problems represent a loss of…

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  • autodesk and esri logos

    Autodesk and Esri partnership expands with new InfoWorks ICM and InfoWorks WS Pro integrations

    These new Esri integration capabilities in our latest software updates will make it easier for you to tap into the existing Esri data and tools that you’ve invested in and bridge the gap between GIS and BIM, enhancing your overall productivity and data accuracy. Since establishing a strategic partnership, Autodesk and Esri have been committed…

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