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InfoWater Pro is an ArcGIS Pro-based hydraulic modeling solution for water distribution systems analysis. Create a water system plan that can help predict infrastructure changes and keep within budget.
InfoWater Pro hydraulic modelers can leverage ArcGIS Pro’s cutting-edge spatial analysis and visualization tools, to build and manage models, and to get more insights from modeling results. InfoWater Pro provides users with a wide range of analyses to plan, extend, and operate water distribution systems effectively.
It offers the ability to create hydraulic diagram designs of existing and proposed pressure zones to manage pressure and maintain service levels. InfoWater Pro also empowers users to prepare emergency plans by simulating the impact of incidents, including pipe breaks or pump outages, and contaminations. Modelers can also improve water quality by analyzing and understanding water quality issues, and planning and assessing the impact of unidirectional flushing, reducing old water and sedimentation and improving the flow of water.
Sharing hydraulic models and results with any stakeholders can also be done with the publishing of the model to ArcGIS Online.
After completing this course, you'll be able to:
These downloadable resources will be used to complete modules in this course:
Understanding how to plan a water system for utilities begins by identifying the end goals and creating a plan, which then helps define the model. Considerations include the pressure, velocity, supply, storage, fire flow, and water quality of the system. The more detailed the plan, the easier it is to begin building the water network model, establish pressure zones, and ultimately project water demand.
Module outline
Understanding how to plan a water system for utilities begins by identifying the end goals and creating a plan, which then helps define the model. Considerations include the pressure, velocity, supply, storage, fire flow, and water quality of the system. The more detailed the plan, the easier it is to begin building the water network model, establish pressure zones, and ultimately project water demand.
Once completed you'll be able to:
Using InfoWater Pro, hydraulic modelers can choose between models that incorporate one-to-one GIS integration, and skeletonized models that are representations of the distribution system. Discover the advantages and disadvantages to both methods.
Module outline
Using InfoWater Pro, hydraulic modelers can choose between models that incorporate one-to-one GIS integration, and skeletonized models that are representations of the distribution system. Discover the advantages and disadvantages to both methods.
Once completed you'll be able to:
Using the Calibrator app in InfoWater Pro, create a calibrated model for increased accuracy for fire flow, water quality, and energy analyses. Also learn to use Calibrator as a planning tool, to help accurately predict existing model conditions.
Module outline
Using the Calibrator app in InfoWater Pro, create a calibrated model for increased accuracy for fire flow, water quality, and energy analyses. Also learn to use Calibrator as a planning tool, to help accurately predict existing model conditions.
Once completed you'll be able to:
The InfoWater Pro Scheduler app can be used to assist water distribution system operators in selecting cost-effective pumping policies, both to reduce operational costs and to provide more reliable operations. Optimizing energy usage can provide benefits to water quality, as well as savings to customers.
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The InfoWater Pro Scheduler app can be used to assist water distribution system operators in selecting cost-effective pumping policies, both to reduce operational costs and to provide more reliable operations. Optimizing energy usage can provide benefits to water quality, as well as savings to customers.
Once completed you'll be able to:
InfoWater Pro includes the Protector, a powerful app for conducting and ensuring the security of your water distribution system. The Protector helps users with water security planning, vulnerability assessment, and consequence management.
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InfoWater Pro includes the Protector, a powerful app for conducting and ensuring the security of your water distribution system. The Protector helps users with water security planning, vulnerability assessment, and consequence management.
Once completed you'll be able to:
To help improve the cost-effectiveness of a water network design, the InfoWater Pro Designer app is used to optimize a network. It can also help identify the best combination of improvements that meet target water system performance criteria.
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To help improve the cost-effectiveness of a water network design, the InfoWater Pro Designer app is used to optimize a network. It can also help identify the best combination of improvements that meet target water system performance criteria.
Once completed you'll be able to:
Get started using the InfoWater Pro Criticality Assessment Manager app, also known as CAM, which enables water utilities to automatically carry out detailed, comprehensive assessments of the hydraulic impact of valve operations on customer-service levels.
Module outline
Get started using the InfoWater Pro Criticality Assessment Manager app, also known as CAM, which enables water utilities to automatically carry out detailed, comprehensive assessments of the hydraulic impact of valve operations on customer-service levels.
Once completed you'll be able to: