Autodesk InfoWater Pro 2023/2024/2025/2026 (1 Device, 1 Year, EDU) Activation

Overview

InfoWater Pro allows engineers to map, design, and analyze water distribution systems from within ArcGIS Pro. They can ensure adequate pressure to serve customers even during fireflow events and find critical system elements and develop a contingency plan.

• Seamless GIS data migration to InfoWater Pro – Make the most of your hard-earned GIS data to efficiently build and update your water distribution models, with a 1:1 relationship between InfoWater Pro models and ArcGIS Pro
• Take advantage of non-native modeling data – Use a customer layer to find out who will be affected by an incident and improve model calibration with more accurate demand allocation using meter data
• Share modeling information easily – The close integration of InfoWater Pro with ArcGIS Online and new Web Services makes it easy to share data within and outside of your organization

Key Features

• Cloud simulations for fire flow – Improve the speed of your fire flow analyses by running multiple simulations of hydrants at the same time using the cloud.
• Included surge analysis – Autodesk InfoWater Pro lets you simulate transients and test surge protection devices in what-if scenarios to avoid catastrophic pipe failure at no extra cost.
• ArcGIS Pro 3.0 support – Model water systems within the latest ArcGIS Pro 3.0.
• Background simulation processing – The Simulation Task Manager in Autodesk InfoWater Pro enables runs in the background. This capability empowers you to keep working on your model while the model is running, and to re-run any model changes immediately.
• Simulation report summary – Thanks to simplified simulation results, anyone with any level of experience in water modeling can easily understand hard-to-diagnose hydraulic model issues. You can also visualize and zoom in on the element of the simulated model that changed status the most.
• Control Center Overview – View a summary of rule-based controls, simple controls, initial status, remote valve controls, and variable speed pump controls in a single dialog box.
• Connection to Info360 Insight – If you don’t have access to SCADA systems within Live Data Adapter (LDA), connect to Info360 Insight to get data analytics and preview Info360 Insight patterns through LDA.
• Improved Live Data Adapter – The SCADA Event Manager functionality allows you to create a library of separate SCADA Events that can be selected within Gap Analysis.
• Demand allocator – Calculate and distribute demands based on both existing systems and future system conditions.
• Protector – Model the propagation and concentration of naturally disseminated, accidentally released, or intentionally introduced contaminants and chemical constituents throughout the systems.
• Pressure zone manager – Identify and delineate each pressure zone based on its boundary elements and generate a hydraulic schematic for each pressure zone.
• Criticality assessment manager – Carry out a detailed assessment of the hydraulic impact of valve operations on customer service and score asset criticality.
• Scheduler – Determine the most cost-effective pumping and valve policies to reduce costs and provide more reliable and safe operations.
• Designer – Find out the most cost-effective and efficient design and rehabilitation of water distribution piping systems.
• Pump system analysis – Design new pumping stations that meet pumping capacity requirements and maintain optimal pumping efficiency.
• Skeletonizer – Reduce excessive pipe segmentation by dissolving interior nodes based on user-specified attributes, while automatically readjusting demands to construct reliable network models.
• Back-tracing – Run in reverse time to compute input-output hydraulic and water quality characteristics for all flow paths between input sources and output nodes.
• NetVIEW – Allow multiple water utility departments maximum interaction with spatial photography by publishing hydraulic models to Google Earth.
• Calibrator – Determine pipe status and roughness coefficients, pump and valve status, and demand distribution to provide a well-calibrated model that best reflects actual system conditions.
• Water quality calibrator – Adjust pipe wall reaction coefficients to provide a calibrated water quality model and best reflect actual water quality conditions in the distribution system.
• Multi-species analysis – Perform advanced water quality analysis, assessing reactions between multiple chemical and biological contaminants.