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What does ‘One Water’ mean & how is it being promoted?
Is One Water more than just an emerging catchphrase? Or is it a key to solving the water industry's challenges?
Commentary
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San Francisco Public Utilities Commission uses InfoWorks ICM to model a combined system
The San Francisco Public Utility Commission (SFPUC) owns and operates close to 1,000 miles of sewer mains, 3 treatment facilities, 200 million gallons of storage, 26 pump stations and 36 combined sewer discharge outfalls. Interestingly, it is the only coastal city in…
Storm, sewer, flood
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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…
Drainage design
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InfoWorks WS Pro 2024: new cloud capabilities, included transient analysis, and more
The latest update of InfoWorks WS Pro 2024 includes cloud functionalities, surge analysis, and the ability to merge network changes. InfoWorks WS Pro is now a hybrid on-premises and cloud product, available as part of an Autodesk subscription, using a single installer,…
Product news
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Video: Colby Manwaring talks to Informed Infrastructure magazine about Scottish Canals’ digital twin
Last year at this time, I was riding a bike along the canals of Glasgow, tagging along with an extremely talented film crew from BBC StoryWorks to help document the incredible progress Scottish Canals has made in revitalizing their waterways. The film…
Digital twins
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SWAN report: What’s driving innovation at water utilities – and what’s inhibiting it?
There’s a rising tide of challenges approaching public water utilities. Faced with growing demand, crumbling infrastructure, climate change and a tight labor pool, public utility owners are looking toward smart water technology to help them manage a most precious resource: water. …
Water distribution
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Central San reduces need for capacity planning by 30% with InfoWorks ICM
The Central Contra Costa Sanitary District – called “Central San” by the locals – is one of the larger water systems in the San Francisco Bay region. Located about 30 miles east of San Francisco, the district is responsible for the collection…
Customer stories
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The Autodesk Water feedback portal: the place to drop your product ideas
At Autodesk, we believe in the power of collaboration and the invaluable insights that our customers bring to the table. Last week, we told you about the Autodesk Research Community, which is a good way to provide feedback across all Autodesk products…
Product news
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Hunter Water: using InfoWorks WS Pro to help undertake an important yearly risk analysis
Hunter Water Corporation (HWC) is the second largest water and sewerage utility corporation in New South Wales. This state-owned corporation has been operating since 1892 and serves a population of almost 600,000 people spread across 6,671 square kilometres in the areas of…
Customer stories
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We want you to join the Autodesk Research Community
Are you passionate about driving innovation and being at the forefront of technology for the water industry? Autodesk is looking for professionals who work with clean water, wastewater, stormwater, and drainage infrastructure to join our Autodesk Research Community, where you can provide…
Product news