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Tip for The Ponding Allowed Option in SWMM 5 Normally, it is better to have smaller ponding allowed area in SWMM 5 due to considerations outlined in this earlier blog  and 2nd Blog  but if you have a low lying area with ponding allowed it is better if you have a larger ponding area so that the depth above the rim elevation of the node is small and you do not set up reverse  flow and cause flooding at other modes due to the  higher HGL.  Figure 1 illustrates a typical HGL profile and Figure 2 shows the better flooding  graphs as you increase the ponding surface area for the low lying node. Figure 1.  HGL around a low Lying Node Figure 2.  Smoother Flooding Graph due to Higher Surface Ponding Area

Innovyze has a broad range of programs which you can see on www.innovyze.com but each of our programs has many ways to import and export model data between programs.  All of our products have CSV and shapefile import and export.  One way to use a SWMM 5 model in H2OMap Sewer or InfoSewer is to import CSV files from H2OMap SWMM or CSV file constructed using SWMM 5.  In H2OMap Sewer you can import: 1. Manhole 2. Pipe 3. Outfall 4. Pump 5. Wet Wells 6. The DWF values can  copied to the Other Loading DB Table 7. DWF Patterns can be copied and pasted into the Pattern Tables in H2OMap Sewer and InfoSewer H20Map Sewer GUI and Import Manager

For the sake of history and future student reconstruction of the past of SWMM  modeling I have put on Box many copies of SWMM3 and SWMM 4 FORTRAn engines, SWMM 3 to SWMM 4 converters - updated from the EPA download page version, SWMM 4 DOC files (they are annotated text files) Box Folder for SWMM 3 and SWMM 4 Engines Partial Box File List of older SWMM Fortran Engines Batch File Programs for Running SWMM 4 Engines and Converters

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 LID Sizing References: http://www.lid-stormwater.net/index.html http://www.scvurppp-w2k.com/pdfs/1112/c3_workshop/C3_Workshop_Track_2_Sizing_Calcs_6-5-12.pdf http://www.co.pierce.wa.us/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/1155 http://extension.oregonstate.edu/stormwater/lid-infiltration-facility-calculator-aka-rain-garden-calculator http://www.lowimpactdevelopment.org/epa03/LIDtrans/L07_Swales.pdf http://www.cleanwaterservices.org/Content/Documents/Permit/LIDA%20Handbook.pdf http://www.swmm5.net/2013/06/applicazione-di-tecnologie-bmp-ai.html In addition we also have a PDF file in the InfoSWMM Help File directory called InfoSWMM Applications Guide.pdf which will help from the EPA SWMM 5 applications manual InfoSWMM Applications Guide.pdf Network

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If you are importing a SWMM 5 File into InfoWorks ICM one problem you will have how to deal with difference in dry weather flow generation (DWF): 1. SWMM 5 has DWF enter at a node and ICM has DWF as part of the Subcatchment Loading 2. Thee Import and Export From ICM needs manual adjustment of the DWF 3. One way to do this is to make an ICM CSV file to import the DWF Section of SWMM 5 (Figure 1) 4. Which allows you to manipulate the flow DWF in SWMM 5 to the population based DWF in ICM and IWCS. Here is one example ObjectTable,subcatchment_id,population hw_subcatchment,  S012-010 ,4.14841 hw_subcatchment,                   S005-005#1,7.8094 hw_subcatchment,                   S005-006#1 ,7.8094 Figure 1. DWF File for ICM (left) and the SWMM5 DWF Section Right

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