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Software Overview

InfoDrainage provides an automated environment for stormwater design and assessment, with support for runoff analysis and drainage modeling. Its workflow is intended for projects where drainage design must be coordinated with other civil engineering disciplines.
The software includes interoperability features for Civil 3D, allowing drainage information to be exchanged with the civil design environment. Pond objects can be coordinated with Civil 3D, while import and phase-management capabilities help combine models from different stages, projects, and teams.
InfoDrainage also supports CAD and LandXML import workflows. Imported site information can be updated with subsequent actions, while object templates provide a way to reuse configured design information.

Key Features

• Automate stormwater design and assessment workflows.
  
• Support comprehensive assessment of stormwater designs.
  
• Integrate drainage workflows with CAD-based design processes.
  
• Provide interoperability with Autodesk Civil 3D.
  
• Support coordination of pond objects with Civil 3D.
  
• Combine and manage drainage models across project phases.
  
• Import phases from existing project files.
  
• Import CAD geometry for drainage design workflows.
  
• Import site information using LandXML.
  
• Use object templates for reusable design configurations.
  
• Support multiple runoff methods for stormwater analysis.
  
• Provide cloud-based analysis capabilities.
  

Why Choose InfoDrainage

InfoDrainage is suited to engineers and designers working on stormwater and drainage projects that need to coordinate with broader civil infrastructure models. Its automated analysis and CAD interoperability can help organize drainage work alongside grading, corridors, utilities, and related design elements.
The Civil 3D connection is particularly useful for workflows that require drainage information to move between stormwater analysis and civil design. Phase and import tools also provide options for managing models as projects progress through different stages.

What's New

Cloud Analysis

• Fixed an issue where catchments using the FEH runoff method with a total depth above 40mm and an areal reduction factor less than 1 would have 0 total inflow across the entire analysis.
  
• Laurenson and FSR runoff methods now build inflow hydrographs correctly, matching on-premises analysis results.
  

Phase Import

• Phase Import no longer crashes when importing older files without part families.
  

CAD Import

• Fixed an issue where arc sampling was failing due to internal component crash. Arc that cannot be sampled will be simplified to a straight line.
  

Import LandXML

• Typical end of action updates, such as updating the outfall details to contain new junctions, to the site are now applying after a LandXML import.
  

Object Templates

• Importing an object template no longer crashes when the template contains labels of different lengths.
  

InfoDrainage for Civil 3D

• Fixed an unhandled exception dialog window that appeared when trying to import inflows with self-intersecting outlines.
  
• Fixed a bug where the part family or part size is not reset to the imported value if changed in Civil 3D.
  

System Requirements

Windows *

Home Page

www.autodesk.com

Product Information

• Software Name:InfoDrainage
  
• Version:2027.2
  
• Architecture:x64
  
• Languages:english
  
• License type:Full Version
  
• File Size:2.2 Gb
  

   
   
   

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