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Restore the function to export formatted results to Excel (not just raw CSV data)

In 2024, we were able to print results to a formatted Excel file. As of 2026, we can only export raw csv data to Excel.
Daniel'le DeVoss 14 days ago in InfoDrainage / Reporting 2 For Review

Combining 2 or more InfoDrainage Models

There is no easy way to combine / merge two InfoDrainage models. Projects of a large scale are often split up into different sites for smaller teams to analyze. When trying to analyze the entire site as a whole, these models need to be merged into...
TAARIQ HANSROD about 1 month ago in InfoDrainage / Other 2 For Review

Sewer Design - Area Density Method

Area Density method is recommended to be incorporated in Infodrainage as it offers improved accuracy and aligns with Indian flow calculation standards which could enhance the reliability of the outputs. This method is described in Indian Guideline...
matthew.piggott 9 days ago in InfoDrainage / Other 1 For Review

Make the Software more integrated with GIS

it will be much of help if the software supports TiFF or GeoTiFF files imports to allow usage of rasters for importing the soil types and land use. also importing tiff files can used to import surfaces from DEM weather open source or taken by LiDa...
Guest 16 days ago in InfoDrainage / Hydrology 0 For Review

Ability to look at multiple phases (surface and foul networks together) in 3D

Being able to view both surface and foul networks within MicroDrainage was always a very useful feature to visualise crossing points in the network and it doesn't look to have been included in InfoDrainage.
Henry Wilkinson 5 days ago in InfoDrainage / Productivity 0 For Review

Pipe clash detection when foul network phase is active

When working through clashes between surface water and foul networks, you can only access the pipe clash analysis within surface water analysis tab. This means if I want to change the depth of the foul network to avoid the clash then I have to swa...
Henry Wilkinson 5 days ago in InfoDrainage / Productivity 0 For Review

Velocity Result for Swale Stormwater Control Feature

The velocity parameter in a swale is an important consideration with respect to determining erosion possibility, potential swale lining requirements and help inform check-dam design & locations. As it stands you cannot get the velocity result ...
Shane Moynihan 7 months ago in InfoDrainage / Hydraulics 1 Under consideration

Adding Babbit Formula

Requesting addition of Babbit formula peak factor calculation to Infodrainage program, providing comprehensive analysis for efficient and accurate design and decision-making since Babbit formula peak factor calculation method used in many standard...
Mohamad Azzam about 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / Hydraulics 2 Under consideration

ARR critical storm analysis in Comparison Report

Please update the comparison report feature in InfoDrainage to allow ARR design storms - critical storm per drainage element. We currently cannot compare phases when using ARR storms.
matthew.piggott 8 days ago in InfoDrainage / Reporting 0 For Review

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 over 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / Rainfall 1 Under consideration

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