Edition 35: SWMM5+, InfoSewer, ICM SWMM, ICM InfoWorks, Ruby, Water Quality

The 35th Edition covers these seven asymmetric articles about SWMM5+, InfoSewer, ICM SWMM, ICM InfoWorks, Ruby, and Water Quality.

1. ?? SWMM5+ Introduction: Delving into the latest advancements in stormwater management modeling with insights from BR Hodges, S Sharior, ED Tiernan, and E Jenkins in the Journal of Environmental Engineering, 2024.
2. ?? Water Quality Modeling: Exploring the intricacies of Buildup Washoff (BW) in ICM InfoWorks, leveraging SWMM5 BW options for enhanced water quality simulations.
3. ?? Comparative Study: Analyzing the strengths of InfoSewer, ICM InfoWorks, and ICM SWMM for steady-state models, helping you choose the right tool for your projects.
4. ?? Ruby in Action: Examining node property data comparisons between ICM InfoWorks and ICM SWMM using Ruby, showcasing the power of scripting in hydraulic modeling.
5. ?? Link Property Analysis: Continuing our Ruby exploration, deep diving into link property data comparisons between ICM InfoWorks and ICM SWMM.
6. ?? Simulation Options: Unpacking the steady-state, EPS, and wave options across InfoSewer, SWMM5, InfoSWMM, ICM SWMM, and ICM InfoWorks for comprehensive modeling capabilities.
7. ?? Modern Migration Techniques: Advocating for adopting Autodesk Water Infrastructure's Ruby/ODIC methodology with SQL for seamless and efficient model transitions.

1/ Introducing SWMM5+ BR Hodges, S Sharior, ED Tiernan, E Jenkins… - Journal of Environmental Engineering, 2024

2/ Deep Dive into Water Quality Buildup Washoff (BW) in ICM InfoWorks using the SWMM5 BW Options

3/ Navigating the Landscape of Hydraulic Modeling: A Comparative Study of InfoSewer, ICM InfoWorks, and ICM SWMM for Steady State Models

4/ Ruby ICM InfoWorks vs. ICM SWMM Node Property Data Comparison

5/ Ruby ICM InfoWorks vs. ICM SWMM Link Property Data Comparison

6/ The Steady State, EPS, and Kinematic, Dynamic Wave Options in InfoSewer, SWMM5, InfoSWMM, ICM SWMM, and ICM InfoWorks

7/ Why You Should Not Import InfoSewer to InfoSWMM but Use the Newer AWI Ruby/ODIC Methodology with SQL from the Autodesk Water Infrastructure GitHub

Closing Note:

Thank you for reading these articles. I appreciate your engagement and support. Thank you again, and I hope you'll join me on this ongoing journey of learning and discovery. Until next time!

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