RDII Analyst, SWMM5 and ICM SE - Diagram of R, T and K parameters for RDII

RDII Analyst, SWMM5 and ICM SE - Diagram of R, T and K parameters for RDII.  RDII Analyst in H2OMap SWMM and #InfoSWMM can export using the SWMM5 Export Exchange tool SWMM5 files with calibrated RTK parameters for #SWMM5 and #InfoWorks_ICM




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