InfoDrainage
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Hydraulic simulations ‘any way you want it’: Your cloud and local hydraulic model simulation options
Do you remember Pizza Hut’s famous “Any way you want it” deal, where you could get a large pizza with whatever toppings you want – all for $10? It was one of the pizza chain’s most successful. But… what does that have to do with Autodesk hydraulic modeling software? Well, about this time last year…
Commentary
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Autodesk Water Infrastructure software now available to students and educators around the globe – for free
Our desktop water products – InfoDrainage, InfoWorks ICM, InfoWater Pro*, InfoWorks WS Pro – are now available through the Autodesk Education Community, offering a free education license for educators and students. Our water infrastructure teams have been hard at work over the years delivering powerful modeling and simulation tools to the industry, and now, these…
Product news
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Dredging up the past at the University Lakes of Baton Rouge to build a better future
University Lakes on the campus of LSU is a set of interconnected lakes surrounding the campus, providing recreational, ecological, and community value. The University Lakes Project is a large-scale redevelopment initiative focused on restoring and enhancing this vital lake system. We’ve been publishing lots of customer stories in the last few years, and we have…
Drainage design
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The Water Drops don’t stop: watershed master plans, even more RTCs, and some smart Python use cases
We’ve got a really diverse and interesting group of tutorials in our latest batch of Water Drop workflow videos. If you haven’t been following along, over the last year or so we’ve been making a whole lot of videos to show our customers smarter and better workflow ideas. And this month, we’ve got a fresh…
Water Talks
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InfoDrainage 2025.1: Flexible drainage reporting and enhanced integrations with Civil 3D
The latest release of InfoDrainage is one of the most impactful yet, bringing enhancements to its already powerful Civil 3D integration and providing new flexible reporting features to increase efficiency and reduce tedium in the drainage design process. Enhanced integration with Civil 3D We’re excited to announce a significant enhancement to the integration between InfoDrainage…
Product news
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Project Centre: Designing drainage for a solar farm in the UK with strict requirements
Tasked with strict drainage compliance requirements for a solar panel farm in the UK countryside, Project Centre used their brand-new drainage software to streamline design workflows and achieve the results they needed. Solar farms are sprouting up all across the UK, and this green transition trend has become a bright spot in the UK’s economy.…
Customer stories
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Everything new in Autodesk’s desktop hydraulic modeling software 2025 releases
The latest 2025 releases of all of our desktop hydraulic modeling solutions are out, and with them, there are a ton of new features waiting to help you in your workflows and processes. The Autodesk Water team has been hard at work developing solutions to real-world challenges you face in your day-to-day work and implementing…
Storm, sewer, flood
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JMT: Protecting the City of Charleston with the Low Battery Seawall and modern drainage design
Consulting firm Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson (JMT) leveraged InfoDrainage to ensure improvements to the Low Battery Seawall in Charleston will protect the surrounding community from future flooding. Charleston has benefitted and suffered from an abundance of water since its founding over 350 years ago on a marshy peninsula along the Eastern Seaboard. Although being surrounded…
Customer stories
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Water Drop workflows: CAD -> InfoWorks WS Pro, pond design, RTC in InfoWorks ICM, CCTV laterals
Can you believe it? We’ve been publishing Water Drop workflow videos for a full year. What started as a trickle is now an April downpour. We’ve now created over 40 videos in our Water Drop Workflows playlist, and we’re open to suggestions if you have a workflow you want to learn about. Let us know…
Water Talks
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AI, ML, and sensors: Texas Water is a good measure of the water industry at large
Buckle your seatbelts, tighten your ball valves, and lock down your manholes because we’re about to explore the developments in the water industry that happened at Texas Water 2024. Now, with an introduction like that you might be wondering: What’s so great about a regional water conference, and why should I read a blog post…
AI and Machine Learning