Emojis - 🌟 InfoWorks ICM Key Concepts 🌟

 🌟 InfoWorks ICM Key Concepts 🌟

🚀 InfoWorks® ICM is a gem from the renowned Wallingford/Innovyze/Autodesk family, offering state-of-the-art, fully integrated catchment/basin modeling. With its blend of engineering and nature, it can model everything: from sewers, rivers, to floodplains. 🌊🌍

🖥️ At its core is a robust database storing all your model and hydraulic data. And guess what? It's equipped with tools to create, edit, and manage this data. 🛠️ Once your model's ready, InfoWorks ICM lets you simulate the behavior of the catchment under various conditions.

🎯 Here’s what you can do with InfoWorks ICM: 🎯

1. 📅 Manage network models over extended periods, not just a single exercise.
2. 🔄 Share data among a team with top-notch audit and security features.
3. 🔄 Import data from other platforms.
4. 🌐 Visualize your network over detailed maps, both in 2D and 3D. And yes, you can customize how it looks!
5. 🌧️ Input rainfall or other event data – recorded or synthetic.
6. 💡 Conduct hydraulic simulations.
7. 📊 Dive into results with a mix of graphics, text, and stats.
8. 📚 Create and maintain multiple models for diverse reporting needs.

🎉 Benefits & Features 🎉

Modeling Magic 🎩:

• 🏞️ River reaches connecting easily to 1D/2D floodplains.
• 🌉 Flexible bridge modeling.
• 🗺️ Comprehensive flood mapping.
• 🌧️ Multiple runoff methods.

Tech Treasures 💎:

• Scenario Manager 🌌: Juggle multiple scenarios, compare them, and even run simulations for all of them.
• Simulation Server 🖥️: Run simulations anywhere – standalone, workgroups, enterprise systems, or even the cloud ☁️.
• Multi-core processors 🧠: Both 1D & 2D engines harness the power of multi-core and multi-processor systems.
• GPU (Parallel) 2D Engine 🎮: Uses NVIDIA's graphic card tech for faster 2D simulations.

User Interface 💡:

• 🖱️ User-friendly and intuitive.
• 🔄 Multi-user version control.
• 🖥️ Support for Windows®10 and Windows®11.
• 🌍 Multi GIS platform integration.
• 🌳 Tree View and recycle bin.
• 🎨 Enhanced GeoPlan with editing tools and property editor.
• 🌊 3D rendering of rivers, tabbed windows, and more.

Admin? No need for a separate program. Plus, there's seamless integration between InfoWorks ICM and InfoAsset Manager databases. 🤝

Whether you're a newbie or a pro, InfoWorks ICM is here to revolutionize your catchment modeling journey! 🌌🌟

XPSWMM to ICM SWMM or ICM Process Pathways

 

#	Process	Description
1	Technical details about how XPSWMM models a feature	This process involves understanding the specific algorithms, equations, and data inputs used by XPSWMM to model different features of an urban drainage system, such as hydrology, hydraulics, and water quality. This includes understanding how XPSWMM calculates runoff, infiltration, evaporation, and other hydrologic processes, as well as how it models the flow and routing of water through the drainage system.
2	The process of exporting a XPSWMM model to XPX	This process involves using the export functionality in XPSWMM to save the model in a format that can be used in the XPX software. This includes selecting the components of the model to export, specifying the export location, and ensuring that the exported file is in a format that can be read by XPX.
3	The process of exporting a XPSWMM model to SWMM5	This process involves using the export functionality in XPSWMM to save the model in a format that can be used in the SWMM5 software. This includes selecting the components of the model to export, specifying the export location, and ensuring that the exported file is in a format that can be read by SWMM5.
4	The process of importing the SWMM5 model to ICM SWMM	This process involves using the import functionality in ICM SWMM to load the model exported from SWMM5. This includes specifying the location of the exported file, mapping the components of the model to the appropriate inputs in ICM SWMM, and checking for any errors or inconsistencies in the imported model.
5	The process of importing the SWMM5 model to ICM	This process involves using the import functionality in ICM to load the model exported from SWMM5. This includes specifying the location of the exported file, mapping the components of the model to the appropriate inputs in ICM, and checking for any errors or inconsistencies in the imported model.
6	Validating the ICM SWMM Import	This process involves checking the imported model in ICM SWMM for errors or inconsistencies. This includes comparing the imported data to the original XPSWMM model, checking for missing or incorrect data, and making any necessary adjustments to the imported model before running the simulation.
7	Converting the ICM SWMM network to ICM	This process involves converting the imported model in ICM SWMM to the format used by the ICM software. This includes mapping the components of the model to the appropriate inputs in ICM, and making any necessary adjustments to the imported model before running the simulation.
8	Getting either ICM or ICM SWMM to run	This process involves configuring the software and the model, and then running the simulation. This includes setting the simulation parameters, specifying the time step and duration of the simulation, and specifying the output options.
9	Compare answers to XPSWMM	This process involves comparing the results of the XPSWMM simulation to the results of the simulation run in ICM or ICM SWMM. This includes comparing the hydrographs, water surface elevations, and other output variables, and identifying any discrepancies or issues with the results.
10	Technical details on how SWMM5 or ICM work compared to XPSWMM	This process involves identifying and implementing solutions to issues or problems that may arise during the use of the software or the simulation.

ICM SWMM sw_2d_boundary_line Variable Names for SQL and Ruby Scripts

      The file "opwrowobjectlayoutswmm.xml" is a data file used by the Integrated Urban Water Management Model (ICM) software. The ICM software is used toVV simulate and analyze the performance of stormwater management systems, including the design and operation of stormwater collection and conveyance systems.

The file "opwrowobjectlayoutswmm.xml" contains variable names specific to the SWMM (Storm Water Management Model) conduit feature in the ICM software. These variable names are used in SQL and Ruby scripts, which are programming languages used to manipulate and analyze the data generated by the ICM software.

These variable names are used to represent the different attributes of a sw_2d_boundary_line within the ICM software and the SQL and Ruby scripts allow users to access and manipulate that data in a variety of ways.

<table name="sw_2d_boundary_line">

<group name="Boundary definition">

line_id

line_type

<field menu="sw_head_unit_discharge">head_unit_discharge_id

length

bed_load_boundary

suspended_load_boundary

</group>

<group import_group="gen_prop"/>

<group import_group="user_prop"/>

</table>

<table name="sw_head_unit_discharge">

<group name="Head unit flow definition">

head_unit_discharge_id

head_unit_discharge_description

HUDP_table

</group>

<group import_group="gen_prop"/>

<group import_group="user_prop"/>

Table 1: sw_2d_boundary_line

• Group 1: Boundary definition
  • line_id
  • line_type
  • head_unit_discharge_id (from menu "sw_head_unit_discharge")
  • length
  • bed_load_boundary
  • suspended_load_boundary
• Group 2: Imports group "gen_prop"
• Group 3: Imports group "user_prop"

Table 2: sw_head_unit_discharge

• Group 1: Head unit flow definition
  • head_unit_discharge_id
  • head_unit_discharge_description
  • HUDP_table
• Group 2: Imports group "gen_prop"
• Group 3: Imports group "user_prop"

ICM SWMM sw_mesh_level_zone Variable Names for SQL and Ruby Scripts

     The file "opwrowobjectlayoutswmm.xml" is a data file used by the Integrated Urban Water Management Model (ICM) software. The ICM software is used to simulate and analyze the performance of stormwater management systems, including the design and operation of stormwater collection and conveyance systems.

The file "opwrowobjectlayoutswmm.xml" contains variable names specific to the SWMM (Storm Water Management Model) conduit feature in the ICM software. These variable names are used in SQL and Ruby scripts, which are programming languages used to manipulate and analyze the data generated by the ICM software.

These variable names are used to represent the different attributes of a sw_mesh_level_zone within the ICM software and the SQL and Ruby scripts allow users to access and manipulate that data in a variety of ways.

<table name="sw_mesh_level_zone">

<group name="Mesh level zone definition">

polygon_id

area

level_type

use_upper_limit

upper_limit_level

use_lower_limit

lower_limit_level

level_sections

level

raise_by

</group>

<group import_group="gen_prop"/>

<group import_group="user_prop"/>

Table: sw_mesh_level_zone

Group	Column Name
Mesh level zone definition	polygon_id
Mesh level zone definition	area
Mesh level zone definition	level_type
Mesh level zone definition	use_upper_limit
Mesh level zone definition	upper_limit_level
Mesh level zone definition	use_lower_limit
Mesh level zone definition	lower_limit_level
Mesh level zone definition	level_sections
Mesh level zone definition	level
Mesh level zone definition	raise_by
Imports group "gen_prop"
Imports group "user_prop"