| General
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Require
Only ArcView License*
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Support
ArcView Version 8.2 and
up
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Ability
to display background layers |
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(BMP,
DXF, DGN, DWG, SHP, MI,
AI Coverages, Tiffs, Geodatabases,
etc.) |
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Zoom
and pan
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Named
views
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Network
overview
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Coordinate
scaling
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Support
different element sizes
and line widths
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Support
copy and paste to and from
the clipboard
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Search
for specific nodes and links
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Data-entry
error checking
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Record keeping and tracking model changes
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Multiple
database queries
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Variable
time step
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Real-time
controls
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Calibration
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Dynamic
display
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Error
detection and consistency
checks
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Simulation
progress bar
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Evaluate
loop systems
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Multiple/batch
runs
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Compare
multiple scenario results
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Pre-steady
state run
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Interface
to external runoff and routing
files
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Save
results in the EPA standard
binary data format
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User
defined attributes for any
modeling object
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Block-edit
ALL modeling data
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Support
for Radar Rainfall formats
from OneRain, Vieux, and
NOAA NEXRAD
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Scenario
Management - All in the
same Model
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Model
unique facilities (Existing,
2015, 2025, etc.) |
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Change
any parameter or data |
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Data
changes may be applied to
all scenarios |
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Compare
multiple scenario results
on one graph |
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Model
street overland flows
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Model
dual drainage
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Catch
Basin Multiplier
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Irregular
pipe sections
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Simulate
transverse weir
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Simulate
side flow weir
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Simulate
V-notch weir
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Simulate
trapezoidal weir
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Simulate
any type of weir
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Simulate
constant and variable speed
pumps
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Simulate
manifold pump system
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Simulate
orifices
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Simulate
gates
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Simulate
the filling and draining
of a storage facility
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Size
a storage facility
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Simulate
a leaping weir
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Simulate
a hydrobrake
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Flow
routing equations |
InfoSWMM
is a discrete time simulation
model that uses the powerful
semi-implicit dynamic solution
scheme (more accurate
than implicit schemes and more stable/robust than explicit schemes)
of the full St. Venant
equations enhanced with
the method of successive
approximation with under-relaxation,
and a variable time step
based on Courant stability
criterion. This rigorous
and very accurate hybrid
method is now the USEPA
standard and FEMA certified. |
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Steady
state routing
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Kinematic
wave routing
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Dynamic
wave routing
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Use
individual or global hydraulic
parameters
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Simulate
surcharging
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Model
backwater effects
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Model
flow reversal
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Model
pressurized flow
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Account
for minor losses
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Analyze
complex bypasses and outfalls
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Model
advserse pipes
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Evaluate
changes in flow conditions
(supercritical to subcritical)
within consecutive pipe
segments (e.g., a slope
change from 0.5% to 8%)
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Evaluate
conditions with drop manholes,
junctions, pumps, orifices,
etc. showing an accurate
representation of the HGL
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Simulate
tidal gates
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Capability
of a hot start
to begin a simulation at
a specific point in the
analysis
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Evaluate
siphons, low flow-diversions,
reverse flows, pressure
flow, and outfalls
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Flow
reversal correctly computed
for any object including
culverts
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Flap
gate available in any conduit/weir/orifice/outlet
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Split
network by routing type
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Identify
cause of flooding as backwater
or capacity
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Solutions
with SWMM supercede HEC
culvert equations
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Analyze
sediment impacts
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Load
system (flow and/or water
quality) with:
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subcatchment
hydrology,
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groundwater,
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external
timeseries,
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dry-weather
flow, or
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rainfall-derived
inflow and infiltration
(RDII as RTK unit hydrograph)
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Variable
Time Step simulations optimize
simulation runtime for accuracy
and speed
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Efficient long-term wet-weather flow simulation
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Modulated
controls for pumps, weirs,
orifices
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| Hydrology/Flow
Generation |
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