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Capability to model water distribution network in ICM

Can the function of “ForceMain” in InfoWorks ICM be expanded so that ICM can model the water distribution network. Or the InfoWorks WS function be included in ICM. This is often a requirement when the recycled network and sewer network are to be m...
XJ Wang 5 days ago in InfoWorks ICM / Hydraulics 1 For Review

Add an option to 'apply rainfall' directly to river reach objects

Currently a user would need to define a subcatchment to generate runoff for a river reach. This is okay for 1D models but for 1D/2D models, especially 2d runoff models it adds some additional steps for the user. It would be nice for add a 'apply r...
Alex Grist 19 days ago in InfoWorks ICM / River Modeling 1 For Review

Connect storage nodes to 2D mesh

Storage nodes allow for a better schematization of large, variable size structures such as pump stations or weirs. They are missing the functionality to connect them to the 2D mesh, so flooding from those locations is not visible. Adding the optio...
Marcel Glasbergen 9 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Ponds/Storage 1 Gathering support

add Xylem Nexicom Smart System to control pumps as a modelling option

we are increasing using Xylem Nexicom Smart System to control pumps in pumping stations across Scotland. This smart control system includes an number of functions such as Energy Minimizer and Sup and pipe cleaning . Scottish Water has found diffic...
francisco simon 18 days ago in InfoWorks ICM / RTC 0 For Review

Increase RTC Comment Length and Configuration

Currently RTC Comments are limited to 69 characters and only appear within a single box that you need to scroll horizontally to read. Please allow comments to be much larger and have multi-line format so we can add useful comments and explanations...
Dave White 6 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / RTC 1 Under consideration

Improve ground infiltration simulation parameters.

Could we have a 'Node level affects groundwater infiltration' for the soil store please? This simulation parameter was introduced to InfoWorks ICM recently to limit infiltration from the ground store to the model. Could this be extended to limit f...
Tom Walker almost 4 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / Calibration / Groundwater / Hydrology 0 Gathering support

Create channel section lines from points

Survey data for river sections is often delivered as point data. To be able to create a model in ICM from this it needs to be converted into a line. This functionality was available in RS.
Guest about 2 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / Productivity / River Modeling 0 Gathering support

RTC Naming

Allow longer names for RTC definitions (Rules, Logic, Variables, etc.). Current limitation of 10 characters for a name is debilitating for more complex logic trees (especially in Global) and does not permit easily named element descriptors.
Dave White 6 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / RTC 0 For Review

Create an RTC field within object properties in ICM

Currently in order to establish where & how RTC's are influencing a network, you are required to open the RTC editor window / expand each individual RTC to see all the details & cross reference any object ID's to see if it may be affecting...
Shaun Vial about 2 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / RTC 1 Gathering support

Ability to use variables in range RTC rules

For RTC range rules, we want to be able to use variables instead of constant values for the minimum and maximum values.
Guest over 2 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / RTC 0 Gathering support

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