InfoWater Pro


  • InfoWater Pro and ArcGIS dashboards help City of Livonia respond faster to emergencies

    In the depth of winter in January 2018, the City of Livonia, Michigan experienced a master meter failure that caused several water main breaks, closed a major highway, and triggered a city-wide boil-water advisory. Read the case study Read all about a messy water main pipe break in our latest case study and how it…


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    New in InfoWater Pro: Latest ArcGIS Pro support + powerful diagnostic tools

    The latest updates of InfoWater Pro now support ArcGIS 3.0 and improves re-run workflows and hydraulic simulation reporting.  Latest ArcGIS Pro support InfoWater Pro, which is built on top of ArcGIS, is now compatible with the latest ArcGIS Pro. With InfoWater 2023.3, you will model water systems within ArcGIS Pro 3.0. If you prefer to work…


  • How to run a closed zone system curve analysis in InfoWater Pro

    Do you need to run a closed zone system curve analysis in InfoWater Pro? Occassionally, our support team will hear from customers who are sizing a pump for replacement in InfoWater Pro who have run into an issue when performing a system curve analysis. They receive this error message: “Simulation failed with specific issue(s).” When…


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    Watch the Water Talk: using system curves to better understand your pumps

    Another fortnight, another Water Talk. This time around, we talked about system curves. These are essentials that every modeler should know to understand why pumps do what they do. Our own Patrick Moore leads the way in this Water Talk, talking about system curves, boundary conditions, and how modelers can use system curves to understand…


  • Introduction to InfoWater Pro: free learning series

    InfoWater Pro is a powerful application made for ArcGIS Pro-loving water professionals. If you’re just getting started and need tutorials to show you the way, this post is for you. We’ve created this series of videos for InfoWater Pro, and it’s completely free and open to everyone. Who uses InfoWater Pro? InfoWater Pro is typically…


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    Upcoming Water Talk: understanding sytem curves to better understand pumps

    Do you know how and where pumps are operating within your hydraulic model? These are essentials that every modeler should know to understand why model pumps do what they do. Join us next week on October 18 when we’ll talk about how you can utilize system curves, a feature within Innovyze software, to better support…


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    Watch the Water Talk: Surge analysis in hydraulic modeling

    In our most recent Water Talk, Crystal Broadbent of Hazen & Sawyer shares three unique customer stories to demonstrate the application of InfoSurge with InfoWater Pro. InfoSurge uses transient analysis and modelling to predict how your water distribution network will react to pressure surges or reductions, and to evaluate surge control devices. The Joukousky Expression…


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    Watch the Water Talk: The advantages of using GIS data within your model

    Our most recent Water Talk delves into InfoWater Pro Allocator, an app within InfoWater Pro that automates junction node demand allocation. If you’ve never used it – or never heard of it – it can be a huge time saver. You can load up a GIS data set that you might already have on hand like…


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    Upcoming Water Talk: the advantages of using GIS data within your model

    Have you used the InfoWater Pro Allocator? It’s an app within InfoWater Pro that automates junction node demand allocation that supports ArcGIS Pro Definition Queries. You can load entire GIS data sets, such as all your meter records, and run a simple Definition Query on all of your records, saving you the hassle of manipulating…


  • Where to look: A quick guide to Autodesk water solutions learning content

    Hydraulic modeling software is an essential tool for engineers and water professionals to effectively plan, design, and operate water infrastructure systems. However, finding the right learning materials across the Internet to get started with the right hydraulic modeling solution can sometimes be a daunting task. Here, we give you a round-up of learning content we…