InfoDrainage
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InfoDrainage 2024.3: Cloud Analysis, Clash Detection, HEC22 Advanced Inlet Analysis
The latest update of InfoDrainage is here, with advanced clash detection for stormwater controls, cloud simulation analysis tools, and advanced HEC22 Inlet analysis capability. InfoDrainage 2024.3 builds off the most advanced, user-friendly solution in drainage system design to make it even better. In this post, we’ll walk through what these improvements mean for you, and…
Product news
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InfoDrainage Standard vs Ultimate: What’s the difference?
Autodesk’s InfoDrainage is a drainage design and analysis solution that designers, developers, landscape architects, engineers, consultants and approval authorities rely on to: Water professionals who are completely new to InfoDrainage sometimes ask us which version they need to get started. For many years, we offered two versions of InfoDrainage, but as of August 7, 2024,…
Drainage design
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A fresh batch of Water Drop workflow videos
As summer winds down and students get back to hitting the books, you can step up your hydraulic modeling skills with four new Water Drop workflows. I’ve also been told these are great to listen to while enjoying a late summer afternoon thunderstorm. Another Civil 3D and InfoWorks ICM integration Ryan Brown takes a look…
Water Talks
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InfoDrainage 2024.2: Clash Detection Analysis and HEC-22 Inlet improvements
In line with our continued dedication to offering advanced, user-friendly solutions in drainage system design, we are excited to unveil the new Clash Detection Analysis tool, an addition to InfoDrainage Ultimate. We’ve also improved how you use HEC-22. Clash Detection Analysis This tool has been developed to be an essential asset for intricate drainage system…
Product news
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Choosing a drainage design solution: InfoDrainage or InfoWorks ICM?
What are the factors that should lead us to choose a drainage design solution? Or as I am sometimes asked by customers: “Should I use InfoDrainage or InfoWorks ICM for drainage design?” This might not even be the right question to ask. Perhaps it is more about aligning the right tools with the right problems…
Commentary
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Water Drop workflow videos: InfoDrainage ANZ edition
We’ve been releasing Water Drop workflow videos at a steady pace in the past few months. These are short videos to help illustrate popular – but also sometimes lesser-known – workflows in our water software. This set of three new videos isn’t just for water professionals in Australia and New Zealand region (aka “ANZ”), but…
Water Talks
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InfoDrainage 2024.1 update: HGL, EGL, part-family awareness, better Civil 3D round-tripping
InfoDrainage, our drainage design and analysis technology for creating sustainable and consciously green drainage networks, saw numerous efficiency updates earlier this year. Now, there’s even more value to add to your designs and BIM workflows with enhanced Civil 3D round-tripping functionality and newly added hydraulic grade lines and energy grade lines, which are an important…
Product news
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4 New Water Drop workflow videos: audit reporting, phase management, printing, and RTC
We've been releasing new Water Drop videos every month since we began this project. Every time we add a new one, we include it on our Water Drop YouTube playlist. You can be updated every time we release a new video by subscribing to our YouTube channel and turning on notifications.
Water Talks
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Join us on Wednesdays for The Drainage Download
Last month, we kicked off a new initiative, combining our technical resources from multiple teams to answer customers’ burning questions about drainage design in a live setting. Each week, we’ve been sitting together as a group, tackling subjects from 1D-2D analysis to Civil 3D integration with InfoDrainage, as well as answering questions from attendees —…
Water Talks
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Designing drainage sustainably: 6 SuDS options inside InfoDrainage
When storms cause flooding, we often want to make water flow as quickly as possible away from the problem. But water is an asset, not a problem. Just as with traffic on our highways, making the pipes wider and the flow faster doesn’t solve the problem. By holding on to water or controlling how quickly…
Drainage design