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In-sewer water temperature model

In-sewer water temperature monitoring has been around for a while. It is useful for identifying groundwater infiltration, potential heat recovery locations, optimising chemical dosing, predicting H2S build up and other key sewer processes. A dynam...
John Ward 6 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Simulations 2 For Review

Convert 3d points from Civil 3D to cross section lines

River survey sections are provided as 3d points in a DWG file. These need to be converted to channel sections which needs to be done manually. There was previously a feature in RS that allowed the conversion.
Sophia Buchanan over 1 year ago in InfoWorks ICM / Import data 0 Gathering support

Display PRN file results in user units

It would be great to see results of a PRN file using the user defined units rather than just native metric units.
Karen Chu 3 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Results 1 For Review

Zoom (flexible) graphs once x-axis values set

When using flexible graphs (including obsevered predicted, etc) in ICM, there is the possibility to specify the x-axis extents (i.e. time and date) explicitly via the data dialogues. However, once I have specified them this way, the traditional zo...
Iain Scott about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Results 0 For Review

Improve print layout functionality

The print layout functionality is incredibly basic and hasn't been improved for several years. At present, we tend to export results out of Infoworks and use 3rd party GIS to produce figures as the Infoworks layout tool isn't sufficient to create ...
Unknown Unknown about 1 year ago in InfoWorks ICM / Printing 1 Gathering support

Display critical results for indvidual elements

With the variability of design rainfall patterns, critical hydraulic results (mean/median/min/max) often occur at different rainfall durations for different elements (eg specific pipe/MH/channel/etc) within a network for the same rainfall event pr...
matthew.piggott 7 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Results 1 For Review

Ability to add a customer line on a graph

It would be nice if you had the ability to add a line on to a graph at a specific interval on the axis. This would make it easier to visual if a specific level has been reached, for instance.
Alex Grist about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Results 1 For Review

Fix EGL display in LS view

When displaying EGL lines in the long section view, EGL is frequently shown to increase across manholes in the downstream direction (and direction of flow). This should not occur as (excluding pumps) if energy was really is higher on the downstrea...
Haddon Smith about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Visualization 1 For Review

Enable flood "section view" without DEM and improve ground model representation

Would be nice if you could just the ICM "New section view" tool used for view flood results without a DEM loaded on to the screen - the tool is still useful with a DEM as can view the mesh level and flood level. Sometimes I want to use this tool b...
Haddon Smith about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Visualization 0 For Review

As a user I want to be able to adjust dry weather flow diurnal profiles easily to account for day light savings

Diurnal wastewater and tradewaste profiles shift over the course of the year due to day light saving time adjustments. I would like to see ICM include the ability to phase shift the diurnal patterns to account for DLS. I believe this adjustment wo...
Guest over 2 years ago in InfoWorks ICM / Calibration 3 Gathering support

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