• Asset management Deterioration Modeling made smarter with Info360 Asset

    Aging water and wastewater infrastructure presents a growing challenge for utilities: unexpected failures, costly emergency repairs, and uncertainty in long-term capital planning. Predicting which pipes are most at risk has often relied on incomplete inspection data or manual scoring, leaving asset managers with limited insight. The new Deterioration Modeling feature in Info360 Asset tackles this…

    Asset management

  • Our essential guide to the CIRIA 753 SuDS manual for water management

    If you’re a drainage designer in the UK, you probably already know about the CIRIA SuDS manual: To help our customers interpret these guidelines, we’ve created “A Guide to Representing SuDS in InfoDrainage”, which explains all of the settings and options in the software that can help you meet the recommendations of the CIRIA manual.…

    Drainage design

  • The role of wet ponds and infiltration basins in sustainable drainage design

    Ponds and infiltration basins are two of the most effective strategies in sustainable drainage design, offering multiple benefits beyond simple stormwater control. By capturing runoff from impervious surfaces and either storing it for gradual release or allowing it to soak back into the ground, these systems reduce flood risks, improve water quality, and recharge groundwater…

    Storm, sewer, flood

  • Join Autodesk at WEFTEC 2025 in Chicago: Theater Talks, panel discussions, Happy Hour 

    Autodesk is excited to return to WEFTEC 2025, the largest water quality event in North America, where we’ll showcase how innovation, data, and collaboration are driving digital transformation across the water sector. From thought-provoking panel discussions to expert-led theater talks and live demos, Autodesk and our partners are ready to help you explore the future of resilient, connected water infrastructure.  Thought leadership panels  Autodesk’s Andrew…

    Events
  • 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…

    Product news
  • 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…

    Product news

  • Project Administration functionality streamlines management and collaboration for Autodesk Water Infrastructure portfolio

    As the world’s water infrastructure continues to grow, the number of projects and models to build it increases alongside it. That often means challenges with model management and collaboration across teams from utilities, service providers, and independent consultants or modelers. Our teams at Autodesk Water Infrastructure have long seen these issues and have been working…

    Product news
  • workers standing above a sewer and peering in

    A very quick course on CCTV Data Management for sewer inspections

    With billions spent annually on sewer assessment and rehabilitation, municipalities and contractors are turning to advanced CCTV sewer inspection software to transform their infrastructure management approach. The right software can help you collect, analyze, and manage inspection data from underground pipeline systems and move you from reactive maintenance to proactive asset management. Getting CCTV sewer…

    Asset management
  • illustration of a soakaway sustainable drainage feature

    What are soakaways and how should they be designed?

    Evolving weather patterns and increasing rainfall lead to water and drainage challenges for homes, businesses, and infrastructure. Developers must incorporate drainage systems in their planning that can solve current water challenges and meet tomorrow’s unknown water management needs. Soakaways can create safer, more resilient communities while protecting the environment. What are soakaways? Soakaways reduce the…

    Drainage design
  • illustration of sustainable drainage project. The image shows a bioswale, which is a landscaped feature designed to manage stormwater runoff and promote groundwater recharge. The bioswale includes a variety of plants and grasses that help filter pollutants from the water. The area is green and lush, with various types of vegetation interspersed throughout. The ground has a gentle slope directing water flow toward the plants, which aids in natural water purification and absorption. The setting appears to be part of an urban or suburban environment, with some paved surfaces visible nearby.

    Smart City SuDS: How I built a practical toolbox for evaluating bioswales

    We are pleased to spotlight guest author Mariya Bodylevskaya, who discovered InfoDrainage in the course of her studies around sustainable drainage at HFT Stuttgart. She shares her experience building a framework for better understanding and evaluating the performance of bioswales in urban environments. For several years, I have studied the topic of Sustainable Drainage Systems…

    Drainage design