InfoWorks ICM
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The City of Fayetteville’s flood resiliency in the face of climate change: mapping 15 watersheds
You’ll find dozens of US cities and counties named after Revolutionary War hero Gilbert du Motier, the Marquis de Lafayette, but the city in North Carolina was the first – and probably the only one he ever actually visited. Originally called Cross Creek by the Highland Scottish immigrants who helped populate it, Fayetteville was founded next…
Customer stories
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What’s the difference between 1D and 2D hydraulic modeling and how to decide between them?
Predicting floods and how these flows of water interact with topography and infrastructure has presented a menagerie of challenges for engineers of past and present. Like any force of nature, floods are dynamic events that encompass a series of interrelated factors that determine the resultant effects. Factors like topographical variance, soil permeability, precipitation intensity, existing…
Storm, sewer, flood
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InfoWorks ICM now integrates with Civil 3D, uniting designers with hydraulic modelers
Everything in the built environment progresses through the planning phase and design phase, before eventually being constructed and operated. In the planning phase, sites are scoped, drainage studies are completed, and hydraulic analyses are run to understand where and when capital improvements are needed. Powerful hydrologic modeling tools like InfoWorks ICM are vital to engineers…
Product news
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New technical information hubs for Autodesk Water desktop products
The Autodesk Water team is excited to release our latest Technical Information Hubs for our desktop products. These newly released information hubs work to collect the wealth of information that various Autodesk teams provide to customers each and every day, all in one place. InfoWorks WS Pro Information Hub | autodesk.com InfoWorks ICM Information Hub…
Product news
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Water Drops: A batch of lesser-known workflows that deserve the spotlight
This release of Water Drops workflow videos is exceptional – that is, we go over some of the lesser-known capabilities of our software packages that we want to make sure aren’t overlooked. For example, did you know you can also design sanitary networks in InfoDrainage? Or, have you ever wondered how other Innovyze products (specifically,…
Water Talks
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HEC-RAS: Its history, benefits, drawbacks, and alternatives
For much of human history, rivers were one of the most prevalent resources to civilization, serving as the liquid highways for goods and providing needed water for irrigation. It’s no wonder then why the world’s top minds have long toiled over how to control rivers and understand their flow. While understanding rivers presented persistent toil…
Storm, sewer, flood
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InfoWorks ICM Standard vs. Ultimate: which one do you need?
Autodesk’s InfoWork ICM is a complete catchment modeling software which can be applied to hydraulic modeling challenges as diverse as: Water professionals who are completely new to InfoWorks ICM (welcome!) sometimes ask us which version they need to get started. We’ve put together this simple guide to explain the differences. What is included with Standard and Ultimate…
Storm, sewer, flood
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New Autodesk learning courses for InfoWater Pro, InfoWorks WS Pro, InfoDrainage and InfoWorks ICM
We’re happy to report that we’ve just released our latest course on the Customer Success Hub for InfoWorks ICM. It joins three other new Autodesk Water courses: The importance of basic training Autodesk water apps can help engineers do powerful things – and the deeper you go into the details, the more power you acquire…
Product news
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Integrating planning and design to mitigate wet weather events with InfoWorks ICM
Understanding and mitigating storm, sewer, and flooding events is a complex challenge known well by those in the water industry. In this post we walk through how InfoWorks ICM empowers users through the capacity planning process, Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) mitigation, and even walk through its integration with Autodesk Civil 3D. What are the essential…
Storm, sewer, flood
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4 new Water Drop videos: templatizing, SQL, water quality workflows
We are back with another edition of Water Drops, wherein we share four new workflow videos. We have been releasing new videos every month since we began releasing them six moons ago. You can find them all on our YouTube channel playlist. Subscribe and turn on notifications and you’ll be alerted whenever a new batch drops. …
Water Talks