InfoDrainage

Incorporate the ability to create custom grate inlets. Currently InfoDrainage only allows for HEC22 defined inlet grate types to be used.

Some municipalities across New Zealand and other parts of the world require designers to use specified inlet grate types with defined inlet efficiency curves. There are two ways in which the custom inlet grate type this can be incorporated into In...

Quinton Botha almost 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Hydraulics 2 For Review

7 VOTE

Button: Apply to all phases

To each of the build screens, next to "apply", add another button, "apply to all phases". This would save a lot of time when making tweaks to models for which more than one phase is being run (which is most models)

Guest about 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Hydraulics 0 For Review

2 VOTE

Custom S-Curves

Request ability to use custom S-curves similar to HEC-HMS. This would allow us to import custom S-curves rather than use default SCS DUH's for example. I'm in Southern California and the local Districts are very picky and use unique hydrology appr...

Justin Brown 8 months ago in InfoDrainage / Hydrology 0 Gathering support

7 VOTE

Show manhole types in manhole schedule export

Manhole schedules need to feature cover types (D400, C250 etc), manhole types (Type A, B, C in Scotland etc) and whether they're a backdrop or a headwall etc. Having a feature to assign this based on location on site (cover type), depth to soffit ...

Guest over 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Productivity 0 For Review

8 VOTE

Bioretention Underdrain Slope / Additional layer Options

Virginia specifications for a bioretention requires the underdrain to have a slope to it, but Infodrainage slope does not allow for this in the SWC bioretention SWC. Also, we sometimes have to place the underdrains in a trench below the storage la...

Jenna Woyner over 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Hydrology 2 Already exists

6 VOTE

Calculating and adding the Froude number to storm table output

Many municipalities and utilities want to maintain subcritical flow in the storm sewer system and avoid hydraulic jumps. The Froude number is used to establish subcritical vs. supercritical flow.

Guest about 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Reporting 2 For Review

5 VOTE

Flooding extents boundary

Would like the ability to export the maximum 2D flooded boundary so I can show this in Civil 3D.

Guest over 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / 2D Flooding 2 Already exists

8 VOTE

SWMM Export from InfoDrainage

Certain authorities use other SWMM-based software for review purposes or as their city-wide model that needs to be updated. We need to export a SWMM file for more universal submittal purposes, even if InfoDrainage uses a modified SWMM engine.

Midori Patterson almost 3 years ago in InfoDrainage / Data Exchange 3 Under consideration

6 VOTE

Enable 3d view of two phases (foul and surface) simultaneously to help resolve clashes found in clash analysis.

Clash Analysis identifies pipes touching, which may be in different phases. The ability to view both phases in 3D View (as you can in Plan View) would make resolving the clashes much more efficient.

Guest about 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Auditing / Reviewing 0 For Review

2 VOTE

Export of foul network to Civils 3D

Currently, the InfoDrainage plugin requires the network to be analysed/validated before it can be imported, and this is not currently an option for the foul network and therefore prevents this type of network from being exported. After speaking to...

Henry Wilkinson 9 months ago in InfoDrainage / Civil3D Integration 1 Will not implement

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