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New in InfoDrainage 2026.1: ‘AutoProfiling’ generates drainage profiles for you
The latest release of InfoDrainage, version 2026.1, brings a suite of new features and improvements that enhance the efficiency and accuracy of your drainage design workflows. The standout feature for this release is AutoProfiling, which simplifies the creation and management of flow paths and drainage profiles. Streamlining drainage profiles with AutoProfiling In the realm of…
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What’s ahead for the Autodesk Water Infrastructure portfolio in 2025? Watch the recorded webinar.
The water infrastructure team has been hard at work delivering exciting improvements to the 2026 versions of all of our water portfolio. Not only have there been some stellar recent releases like Subgrid sampling in InfoWorks ICM and advanced Leakage Modeling in InfoWater Pro, but there’s a lot more on the roadmap coming in the…
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InfoAsset Manager: Our time-tested tool for water utilities now available with Autodesk subscription
Without a purpose-built tool, asset management work can be tedious, exhausting, and frustrating, especially when trying to tie your data to existing hydraulic models. For this reason, Autodesk is happy to re-introduce InfoAsset Manager, now made more robust with included mobile and online capabilities, to help utilities manage their water infrastructure and water assets more…
Asset management
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Join Autodesk at AWWA ACE 2025 in Denver: Happy Hour, hands-on demos, expert office hours
The American Water Works Association’s Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE) is heading to the Mile High City, and Autodesk is excited to meet you there! Join us June 9-11 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver for ACE 2025, the premier event for water professionals looking to innovate, collaborate, and solve the industry’s biggest challenges.…
Events
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3 top trends from the 2025 State of Design & Make report
Every year, Autodesk releases its State of Design & Make report. This annual report compiles the thoughts and opinions of professionals across architecture, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO), design and manufacturing (D&M), and media and entertainment (M&E). The new 2025 version of the report collected more data than ever before, surveying 5,500 industry leaders to…
Industry news
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XPSWMM vs. InfoWorks ICM vs. InfoDrainage: Which solution do you need?
First released for Windows in 1997, XPSWMM aided stormwater and flood professionals in taking on the water challenges of its time. It was an incredibly powerful tool that the water industry adopted to solve the challenges it faced. But time and software development always marches on. Over time, most users adopted more powerful solutions like…
Storm, sewer, flood
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Comparing InfoDrainage, SSA, and Drainage Analysis: Which Autodesk drainage solution do you need?
If you’re a Civil 3D user, you might’ve heard the news that Autodesk has been making updates to the drainage capabilities inside of Civil 3D. Whether you’re a Civil 3D user, an InfoDrainage user, or someone who has never used either tool, you’re likely curious about which tool you should use for your drainage and…
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Everything new in Autodesk Water Infrastructure’s 2026 software – plus five new subscription offerings
This is the time of year when Autodesk releases its most significant software updates. While we are bumping up the numbers on our software – from 2025 to 2026 – we are delivering an exciting collection of product updates to our water infrastructure software. We’re introducing new workflows to help our customers be more efficient,…
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New for InfoWater Pro 2026: advanced Leakage Modeling
Water distribution systems are complex networks, as you already know. One of the persistent challenges faced by municipalities and utilities is managing leakage – and ultimately reducing non-revenue water. Leakage problems represent a loss of valuable water resources, but they also impact the efficiency and sustainability of water distribution systems. Now, with the 2026 release of…
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New in InfoWorks ICM 2026: Subgrid Sampling offers speedier sims
InfoWorks ICM 2026 just achieved faster, very accurate simulations using a simplified mesh thanks to Subgrid Sampling. Let’s look at how we did it. But first, we need to understand the problem at hand. The accuracy of hydraulic models has dramatically increased in recent years as innovations in hydraulic modeling solutions have put more and…
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