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    In Run set-up provide a facility to allow full results to be produced for only part of the network

    When simulating, it is rare to be interested in what is happening across the whole network but the choices available at run time are either to have results for everywhere or, results for everywhere with the addition of a gauged set (for more detai...
    andy.bolden about 3 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / Productivity 0 Gathering support

    Ground Model Export utilizing Zones

    allow existing zones to be used to restrict extent of ground model imports and Exports
    Richard Robinson about 3 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / Export Data 0 Gathering support

    As a user, I would like to be able to export node max stage for all different global storms when exporting to GIS in XPSWMM.

    When exporting results to GIS, it should export all the storms that are selected, so that I don't need to manually extract the information and piece them together.
    Guest about 6 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

    Allow Users to have access to the Admin page and Edit Theme capabilities

    Many users won't have the Admin permissions under the manage.autodesk.com page so this will allow any users to edit tenant settings such as units, coordinate system, etc. In addition to theme editing.
    Martha Nunez about 3 years ago in Info360 Asset / Data Management 0 Gathering support

    I would like more informative error messages when trying to Change an ID

    I tried to change the ID for a pump, but I overlooked the “Target Element Type” dropdown, which was automatically set to junction. It took me a while to realize my mistake. It might be helpful to other users if the error messages/warnings (see be...
    Guest about 6 years ago in InfoWater Pro / Productivity 0 Gathering support

    InfoWater for QGIS

    ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro are expensive and slow. QGIS is free and fast.
    Colin Ricks about 6 years ago in InfoWater Pro 0 Will not implement

    It would be great to add PMP (probable maximum precipitation) calculator to XPSWMM and XPSTORM

    It would be great to add PMP (probable maximum precipitation) calculator to XPSWMM and XPSTORM
    Guest about 6 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

    As a user of InfoWorks WS PRO, I would like to better simulate FMV valves

    In InfoWorks WS PRO is possible to simulate FMV valves, but I would like to introduce a "deviation" option to better simulate it. I give an example: imagine a valve whose pressure setting is 2 Bar if flow is from 0 to 10 L/s, and 2.5 Bar if flow ...
    Paolo Boiardi over 6 years ago in InfoWorks WS Pro / Engine 0 Gathering support

    Excel export of pipe results

    when outputting drainage schedules ( the default used in InfoDrainage is no good as lots of information cannot be selected) there was a simple and effective way of exporting the relevant info ( pipe number/diameter/gradient/us il/ds il/ cover leve...
    Steven Gilchrist about 3 years ago in InfoDrainage / Productivity 1 Already exists

    Account for multi-connection properties during criticality analysis

    Some hospitals for example have multiple service laterals connecting them to the network. If one line is cut off from service due to a repair, the hospital can still get water. As a result, criticality is overestimated when this logic is ignored. ...
    Nathan Gerdts about 3 years ago in InfoWater Pro / Other 0 Gathering support

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