Build stronger community resilience and improve environmental protection
against the pressures of urbanization and extreme weather events.
Better serve the needs of your community by forecasting how your system will respond to varying conditions. Model complex wastewater and stormwater network elements to inform decisions around capacity fluctuations, system expansions, and emergency scenarios.
Image: InfoWorks ICM shows wastewater network where red circles represent an alert for a potential pump station failure.
Advanced technology for hydraulic and hydrologic modeling allows you to quickly build trusted models that inspire confident decision making.
Model multiple scenarios to evaluate where system stresses could emerge during extreme weather events.
A single platform for projects creates a trusted space for all stakeholders to collaboratively work with up-to-date and accurate models.
1D and 2D modeling in one package gives you a complete view of the interactions between your above ground and underground network.
Powerful hydraulic simulation with multiple engines provides fast and reliable results to support complex decision making.
Stormwater and wastewater professionals are key drivers in creating actionable plans for reducing the impact of flood risk, spills, pollution, and asset failures. In this e-book, learn how advances in technology have allowed us to adapt and adjust our surroundings to ensure that the impacts of urbanization and extreme weather do not put our environment or communities at risk.
Arcadis
High-level screening models and thematic mapping styles help to visually represent flooding risks and impacts of climate change across a large area of Hong Kong.
Image courtesy of Arcadis
Atkins
A catchment model of river, surface water, and foul water components was used to understand the existing flood risk mechanisms and drive better decision-making in Surrey County.
Dekalb County
The use of a Groundwater Infiltration Model (GIM) allows Dekalb County to dynamically account for increases in groundwater during the wetter months.
Integrated catchment modeling software enables you to model complex hydraulic and hydrologic network elements quickly, accurately, and collaboratively so you can improve your stormwater and wastewater planning and management.
As a global leader in the integration of architecture, engineering, construction, product design, and manufacturing processes, Autodesk can help you develop the capabilities needed to achieve your goals.
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