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One of the great features about InfoSWMM, InfoSewer and InfoWater from Innovyze is the intimate connection between your model data and your GIS data. It is important for this to work correctly that you use the correct spatial reference. Innovyze has many tools for changing the spatial reference: 1. Arc GIS TOC 2. Arc Toolbox projection tools 3. Innovyze tools for changing the spatial reference 4. Innovyze tools for margining spatial reference 5. GIS background maps from ESRI 6. Google Earth and Google Maps connections

In this blog we example the Froude Number values computed in SWMM5 as equations, table, graphs and units. We use a QA/QC version of SWMM 5 that lists many more link, node, system and Subcatchment variables than the default SWMM 5 GUI and engine. This blog also applies to #InfoSWMM and any software the uses the #SWMM5 engine.  SWMM 5 computes only one flow in the middle of the link but it uses depth, head, cross sectional area and hydraulic radius at the upstream, midpoint and downstream points of the link (Figure 1).  The Froude # is computed at all three points and if you could see the Froude # you will see a jump at times in a single link (Figure 2). Figure 1.  Computational points in #SWMM5 Figure 2.  Three locations of the Froude Number - it is possible to see where the Hydraulic Jump occurs in the link.

The Power or Graphics in InfoSWMM and H2OMap SWMM:  The graphs have a lot of flexibility to show, compare and explain your model results.

How do you interpret the Flow and Hydrology Summary Tables in SWMM 5.1? Interpretation of the Tables..

GIF Presentation of LID’s in InfoSWMM Sustain This GIF was originally made in Powerpoint and  gifmaker.me image00116 image00223 image00320 image00419 image00521 image00616 image00711 image0087

How to See the Highest Continuity Errors Table in the Output Report Manager for #InfoSWMM In the output text report file of infoSWMM and H2OMap SWMM there is the Highest Node Continuity Error Table. The Table shows the highest 20 Nodes for percent node continuity errors and the actual continuity error as defined by Node Outflow – Node Inflow. This table is also shown in the Output Report Manger table  The same value of Node Outflow – Node Inflow is shown in the Junction Summary table under the column flow volume difference. The units of flow volume difference will be the same as the RPT file if the units are changed in the Output Unit Manger. How to change the volume units in the Output Unit Manger. Change the volume to MG or ML (for SI units). The flow volume difference can also be seen in Map Display by picking the Active Output variable Vol_Diff or Flow Volume Difference. SHARE THIS:

Innovyze InfoSewer vs InfoSWMM and H2OMap SWMM vs H2OMap Sewer A short comparison of the features in infoSWMM and infoSewer. Many of the same rows apply to H2OMap SWMM and H2OMap Sewer. Feature Class Feature InfoSewer InfoSWMM Base Functionality Conservative Solution as an option Public domain engine Calibrate model to flow data Calibration Data Models siphons Infers missing inverts Validation tools DWF Allocator Models flow attenuation RDII flow data processing Facility Manager Batch Simulation Scenario Manager Scenario Management: Parent-Child Inheritance Functionality Advanced Reporting (reserve capacity, freeboard, etc) Data Flagging Unlimited undo and redo Version Control: View Commit History, Compare Differences, and Automate Conflict Resolution IT/Database Architecture Multi-User Architecture: (Runs Standalone, in a Workgroup, or as an Enterprise System) 64 Bit Application & Multi Core Processing Remote Simulation Capability: (Allows user to continue working on model while s...