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Export functionality for SWMM objects in database tree

Be able to right-click on SWMM objects (SWMM time patterns, SWMM climatology, SWMM pollutograph) and export to CSV as you can with InfoWorks objects.
Guest 13 days ago in InfoWorks ICM / Export Data 1 For Review

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 about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Labels 0 For Review

Process statistical reports from Ruby and ICM Exchange.

As part of DWMP running TSR "en masse" may be a requirement.We would like to code these in and export the statistical report results onc ethey are complete.This would save a great deal of time and would be processed in the background.There will be...
Jose Pereira 5 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / API / Exchange 1 Under consideration

Raster export and import

Allow the use of rasters for importing and exporting data. Rasters take up significantly less space than a vector file and require less pre and post processing. Spatial layers like roughness, 2D hydraulic conditions, Infiltration, etc. could be im...
Andrew Sherson about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Data Exchange 1 For Review

2D meshing using Ruby and ICM Exchange

As part of DWMP we are likely to need to create multiple scenarios for each network based on Growth (2035, 2045 etc...). One of the approaches ot the detriment anaylsis will require a 2D approach. Would it be possible to allow meshing from within ...
Jose Pereira 5 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / API / Exchange 1 Under consideration

Improve GIS engine

ICM stores everything, as coordinates in tables. This is especially an issue for polygons as polygons are just coordinates in a table. This means things like Donut polygons are not allowed and complex polygons produce countless annoying errors tha...
Andrew Sherson about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Import data 0 For Review

Antecedent conditions as a direct run input for design events

I would like an object similar to the 'Catchment Initial Conditions' object for the TSB, that would allow a user to directly specify and overwrite the initial NAPI value, soil store level and groundwater level, per each individual subcatchment, in...
Guest about 1 month ago in InfoWorks ICM / Rainfall 0 For Review

Connect storage nodes to 2D mesh

Storage nodes allow for a better schematization of large, variable size structures such as pump stations or weirs. They are missing the functionality to connect them to the 2D mesh, so flooding from those locations is not visible. Adding the optio...
Marcel Glasbergen 7 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Ponds/Storage 1 Gathering support

Export shapefile line features showing catchment loading when exporting network to GIS

This is really useful when interrogating / building the model in GIS. many of my clients have asked me if ICM will export the catchment loading arrows, and I have always had to say no.
Guest about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Export Data 1 For Review

Allow export of user flags via ruby

As a WaSC we hold our models in a central model library and need to ensure our default flags are utilised, and the descriptors are not amended. we have automated the comparison as far as possible but the flags within any new Db have to be manually...
Richard Robinson about 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Export Data 0 For Review

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