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Japanese Standard Rainfall Intensity Formulas

In Japan, four rainfall intensity formulas (Talbot, Kuno-Ishiguro, Cleveland, Sherman) are used in sewerage planning, including stormwater drainage. According to a survey report by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism, thes...

MASASHI KAWAMURA about 1 month ago in InfoDrainage / Rainfall 0 Gathering support

55 VOTE

Canadian Rainfall Data - Built-in Design Storms

Environment Canada has regional rainfall data that should be available automatically in InfoDrainage similar to the NOAA Design Storms currently available in the Rainfall/Pollutants Tab of the software. This is a pain point for Canadian users, as ...

Guest almost 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Rainfall 1 Under consideration

38 VOTE

Support for ArcEngine Functions for background layers (no x32 bit support)

The current x64 version of ICM cannot use the ArcEngine / ArcGIS Desktop funcionality, in contrast to previous x32 bit versions of ICM. Since only x64 bit version is now supported, this feature cannot be used. It is one of the most important featu...

Elliot Egan about 2 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / GIS Layers 1 In progress

11 VOTE

possibility to connect labels to links at the beginning or end instead of only in the middle of the link

This way you can show that link invert levels on a manhole differ in value or deviate from the chamberfloor

Loes van der Linden 10 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Labels 3 Already exists

5 VOTE

Themes to include robust SQLs

Can we enhance conduit theming using robust SQL queries? We're aiming to apply themes based on the mean of minimum upstream and downstream velocities in each conduit over the TSR simulation. Considering the multiple scenarios involved in system de...

Parameswara Rao Narra 5 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Theme 4 Already exists

6 VOTE

SCS generation - automatically pull data

InfoDrainage says it 'Generate(s) SCS data' but it really just links to the SCS website. Can Autodesk refine this to be more like the NOAA Atlas 14 which really does pull the data automatically into InfoDrainage.

Tim Medearis 7 months ago in InfoDrainage / Rainfall 0 For Review

24 VOTE

Use tracers for water on mesh elements

Our clients are more and more trying to figure out if damage to a property is caused by water from the public area (which is the responsibility of the client) or from private areas (which is not). When rainfall on mesh can pick up a tracer (eg. fr...

Marcel Glasbergen over 3 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / 2D Flooding / Visualization / Water Quality 1 Gathering support

25 VOTE

It will great if we can control the display of the labels in ICM to have a better visualization.

For example : the possiblity of changing the precision in the labels (the decimal number of the value )

Guest almost 4 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / Visualization 3 Gathering support

9 VOTE

Time series results for thematic maps

In the current state you need to add simulation results to a model and then preform a SQL to add a TSR result to a userfield. It would be easier to just add TSR results to the thematic SQL options.

Farhan Meke over 1 year ago in InfoWorks ICM / Theme 3 Under consideration

4 VOTE

Displaying GIS layers above network objects

In ICM, files added through the GIS layer control dialog are displayed below the objects. Could you add a feature to display them above the objects? For example, when representing roads with shp files, displaying these backgrounds above the object...

Nami Ikarashi 8 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / GIS Layers 1 For Review

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