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Autodesk Water Infrastructure products 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 free educational use for educators and students. Our water infrastructure teams have been hard at work over the years…
Product news
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Dredging up the past at the University Lakes of Baton Rouge to build a better future
We’ve been publishing lots of customer stories in the last few years, and we have a steady stream of new ones in the works, but every once in awhile we see a customer story from one of our partners that we want…
Drainage design
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How small consultancies like Climate Adaptive Systems use Autodesk Water Infrastructure software
At Autodesk, we get to interact with a diverse set of people throughout the water industry. From the world’s largest consulting firms all the way down to small businesses run by solo practitioners. While massive infrastructure projects often get the glamorous headlines,…
Customer stories
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ACE2024: Solving workforce challenges, implementing AI, and enabling digital transformation
It’s a wrap on the American Water Works Association’s annual conference, ACE 2024. The Autodesk water solutions team was there in full force, meeting with partners and those in the water industry about enabling the next wave of digital transformation through hydraulic…
Events
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Predicting water demand by collaborating between InfoWater Pro + Civil 3D, via the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS
Predicting demand for water isn’t as simple as counting new construction units. It can become more difficult when two different professions do the forecasting, but the ArcGIS Online connection between InfoWater Pro and Civil 3D allows you to share the same data…
Water distribution
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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…
Water Talks
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Does InfoWorks ICM use the SWMM engine? Yes! Here’s everything else you need to know.
InfoWorks ICM leverages some of the most advanced hydraulic and hydrologic simulation functions on the market, but did you know it can also leverage the EPA’s SWMM5 engine? In this post, we’ll walk through answers to various questions we get from our…
Storm, sewer, flood
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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…
Product news
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SWAN 2024: shaping the future of water management in Vancouver
We just returned from a trip to the SWAN 2024 Conference, which was held in Vancouver, British Columbia. A water conference’s location can affect everyone’s perception of an event, and it brings with it a spotlight on the local area. Water is…
AI
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Curve Number infiltration in 2D Zones: CNSWMM updates in InfoWorks ICM 2025.1
Another new update for InfoWorks ICM is here, bringing support for Curve Number (CN) infiltration in 2D zones, among a few other new features. In this post, we’ll walk through what’s new in InfoWorks ICM 2025, highlighting CN infiltration specifically in a…
Product news