InfoSWMM Theory

InfoSWMM 2D, Suite, SWMMLive,
InfoSWMM Suite for Naperville, USA
Innovyze and InfoSWMM
Table of Contents
What are We Trying to Do Here?
3
Where are We Trying?
4
Where are Most of the People in the World?
5
We want to Help People with Water, Sewer and Stormwater Problems
Where are the Demo Files?
7
Powerpoint File is Large but Organized by Sections 8
My History
9
Interaction with Wallingford and DHI
10
Vendors Associated with SW MM5
11
InfoSWMM Versions
12
H2OMapSWMM Versions 13
Blog, WordPress, Twitter and Linkedin
14
Asia Visitors
15
Africa Visitors
16
European Visitors
17
South American Visitors 18
Australian Visitors
19
North American Visitors 20
Innovyze Twitter
21
InfoSWMM, SWMM Live Obects
23
InfoSWMM Time Steps
25
Most of What You need to know About the Menus
26
InfoSWMM in Arc Map
27
Arc Map Extensions
28
Arc Map Toolbars
29
InfoSWMM Control Center 31
InfoSWMM File Structure 32
InfoSWMM File Structure 33
InfoSWMM Tilde File
34
Arc Map Backwards Compatibility
35
How To Fix a Corrupt Arc Map
36
Data Sharing In InfoSW MM
37
How to Create A GeoDatabase
38
Project Overview
42
InfoSWMM Project Storage Structure
43
Project Components
44
Project Components
45
Junctions
46
Storages
47
Conduits
48
Pumps
49
Weirs
50
Orifices
51
Outlets
52
Dividers
53
Outfall
54
Subcatchments
55
Raingage
56
Model Solution and Results
57
InfoSWMM Menu Organization
58
Scenarios - Purpose
59
Comparing Scenarios
60
Creating an InfoSWMM Model
97
Creating an InfoSWMM Project
98
Setting Basic Model Options
99
Setting Preferences and Default Values
100
InfoSWMM - Importing Features from GIS - GIS Gateway
H2OMAP SW MM - Importing Features from GIS- Import Manager
Automated Start/End Node Assignment
103
Automated Node Creation InfoSWMM Append Nodes 104
Network Review
105
Elevation Extraction
106
Model Review - Engineering Review Tools
107
Model Review Network Audit Tools
108
DWF
109
DWF
110
Patterns
111
Initial Controls
112
Simple Controls
113
Real-Time Controls
114
Simulation Options General Tab
115
116
Date/Time Options
117
Run Manager
120
Output Report (HTML)
121
Output Report Manager 122
Output Report and Graph 123
Check Model Health
124
Output Unit Manager
125
Output Statistics Manager 126
Thematic Mapping
127
Animation
128
Contours
129
Annotation
130
Profile Plots
131
Low Impact Development (LID)
133
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Innovyze and InfoSWMM
LID Controls and Connections

135
Simulation Options for LIDs
136
Water Quality Features
137
External Loading Buildup 138
Simulation Options for Quality
139
Buildup/Washoff Options 140
LIDs are Unlimited Per Subcatchment
141
Map Display of the Number of Units
142
LID Controls in DB Tables 143
LID Layers
144
LID Storage Layer
145
LID Process Components 146
LID Processes
147
LID Usage in DB Tables 148
LID Usage at the Subcatchments
149
Rain Barrel LID
150
Swale LID
151
Components Per Subcatchment
152
LID Report Variables
153
LID Report Text File
154
LID Summary Report
155
LID Report at a Time Step 156
LID Graphs by Subcatchment
157
LID Import and Export to SWMM 5
158
InfoSWMM Suite Flow Tools
159
InfoSWMM Genetic Algorithm Suite Tools
160
InfoSWMM Areal Suite Tools
161
Additional Features in InfoSW MM
162
Step 1: Create a Base UH in the Operation Tab of the Attribute Browser
164
Step 2: Assign a UH to at Least 1 Node Using the Inflow Icon
165
Step 3: Open Up RDII Analyst and Click on New to Create a RDII Session
166
Step 4: Define the Flow and Rainfall File
167
Step 5: Review the Imported Flow Time Series
168
Step 6: Review the Imported Rainfall Time Series
169
Step 7: Units and RDII Analyst Dates are Controlled by the Simulation Manager 170
Step 8: Extract DWF from the Flow Time Series
171
Step 9: Assign a UH to at Least 1 Node Using the Inflow Icon
172
Step 10: View the DWF Pattern
173
Step 11: Create the RDII Time Series
174
Step 12: View the RDII Time Series
175
Step 13: Run Once Feature to See how Good the Current RTK Parameters are in matching the monitored flow.
Step 14: You can use Graph Control to show the mean of the Observed and Predicted RDII on one Graph. 177
Step 15: Calibrate the RTK Parameters
178
Step 16: Run the GA
179
Step 17: Assign the Intermediate Answers to the UH 180
Step 18: View the Calibration Graph
181
Step 19: Event Identification
182
Step 20: Assign the Found DWF Pattern
183
Step 21: Node DWF and RDII Inflow
184
Step 22: 3 RDII UHs
185
Network Overview, Ann Arbor
187
ArcMap TOC for 2D Polygons
188
Scenario Manager, Facility and DB for Child Scenarios
189
1D and 2D Interaction Occurs only at a Node
190
2D Polygons can be edited in the TOC or in the InfoSW MM Attribute Browser
191
Import of HEC-RAS Transects
192
RDII or RTK Unit Hydrographs
193
DB Queries Can be Used to Find Model Data or Model Output Using Output Relates
194
Hyetographs can be either a Time Series or an External File for Continuous Simulation
195
Infiltration, Evaporation and Depth/Area Relationships for Ponds
196
Flexible and Editable Database Functions using Selection Sets, Domain or User Selection
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Low Impact Development (LID) Controls are Global to the Basin
199
LID Usage is Local to the Subcatchment
200
Node Flooding in InfoSW MM
201
Type of Force Mains in InfoSWMM
202
Flood Types for Nodes include 2D, Node and HEC-22 Inlet
203
Easy Network Modeling Flexibility with Scenario, Facilities and Domains
204
Many Alternate Hydrology Methods
205
Multi Core 32 and 64 bit Engines and an Optional Simulation Manager
206
Group Graphs of 1D and 2D Output Variables
207
Output Statistics for 1D and 2D Variables
208
HTMLOutput Files for LID, 1D and 2D Components of the Simulation
209
Multiple Soil Layers per Subcatchment are Area Weighted for the Infiltration Parameters
210
2D Mesh Results can be seen using the InfoSWMM Attribute Browser or the Arc Map Labels or Information Icon
InfoSWMM Help File, User Guide and Application Guides
212
Digitizing Features
213
Modifying Features
214
The Attribute Browser - Nodes
215
The Attribute Browser - Links
216
The Attribute Browser - Subcatchments
217
Introduction to the Database Editor
218
Database Functions
219
Domain Management
220
Domain Tools
221
Database Queries
222
Query Sets
223
Selection Set
224
SW MMLive (Inside of InfoSWMM)
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256
257
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SW MMLive (Import the Exported File)
259
SW MMLive (Create A Run)
260
SW MMLive (Graph the Run)
261
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What are We Trying to Do Here?

Example: Thanks a lot that does
help ... Your website suggests the
wet weather component of
InfoSewer can size pipes using
synthetic and unit hydrographs.
This is exactly what we would
need as Bentley stormCAD can
only use rational method for
design so we have to tweak time
of concentration to get the peak
runoff to sort of match.
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Introduction
Where are We Trying?

Example: I would like to know what tools
members of the group use to model
stormwater and evaluate the use of
different BMPs. Based on your
experience which are more useful and
why? We would like to select one main
tool for our work in the company to
evaluate pollutant loadings, land use,
hydrology, removal efficiencies, etc.
We have used mostly SWMM and very
little HydroCAD. I know MUSIC is
popular around Australia, SWMM in the
US, Microdrainage in the UK, etc. Here
in Spain SWMM is starting to be
popular.
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Introduction
Where are Most of the People in the

World?
Support CSMs for InfoWater, InfoMaster, InfoSurge,

InfoSWMM, InfoSewer
Understand SWMM 5 CSM Questions
Help EMEAC customers and resellers
Help Users Move to Innovyze Products
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Introduction
We want to Help People with

Water, Sewer and Stormwater Problems
What are the

common features
between ICM,
IWCS, IWWS etc
and the USA
Products?
We share a
common history
How to we convert
Mike Urban and
other products to
Innovyze Products
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Introduction
Where are the Demo Files?

\\seraph\users\Dickinson\UKDemoInfoSWMM
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Introduction
Powerpoint File is Large but Organized by

Sections
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InfoSWMM Slide - 8
Introduction
My History
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InfoSWMM Slide - 9
Introduction
Interaction with Wallingford and DHI
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InfoSWMM Slide - 10
Introduction
Vendors Associated with SWMM5
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InfoSWMM Slide - 11
Introduction
Innovyze InfoSWMM Versions
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InfoSWMM Slide - 12
Introduction
Innovyze H2OMapSWMM Versions
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Introduction
Blog, WordPress, Twitter and Linkedin
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Introduction
Features of InfoSWMM
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Introduction
Asia Visitors
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Introduction
Africa Visitors
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InfoSWMM Slide - 17
Introduction
European Visitors
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InfoSWMM Slide - 18
Introduction
South American Visitors
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InfoSWMM Slide - 19
Introduction
Australian Visitors
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Introduction
North American Visitors
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Introduction
Innovyze Twitter
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Introduction
Calibration Concepts
Study
This..
Calculation
System
To Make
Sense of
this..
To Gain
Insights on
This..
Observational
System
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Introduction
Theoretical
System
InfoSWMM, SWMM Live Obects
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TITLE
TITLE
DIVIDER
DIVIDER
CONDUIT
CONDUIT
DWF
DWF
PATTERN
PATTERN
PROFILE
PROFILE
MAP
MAP
OPTION
OPTION
STORAGE
STORAGE
PUMP
PUMP
INFLOW
INFLOW
RDII
RDII
TAG
TAG
LID_CONTROL
LID_CONTROL
FILE
FILE
OUTFALL
OUTFALL
ORIFICE
ORIFICE
COVERAGE
COVERAGE
UNITHYD
UNITHYD
BACKDROP
BACKDROP
LID_USAGE
LID_USAGE
RAINGAGE
RAINGAGE
JUNCTION
JUNCTION
WEIR
WEIR
WASHOFF
WASHOFF
LOADING,
LOADING,
SYMBOL
SYMBOL
TEMP
TEMP
SNOWMELT
SNOWMELT
OUTLET
OUTLET
BUILDUP
BUILDUP
TREATMENT
TREATMENT
LABEL
LABEL
EVAP
EVAP
GROUNDWATER
GROUNDWATER
XSECTION
XSECTION
LANDUSE
LANDUSE
CURVE
CURVE
POLYGON
POLYGON
SUBCATCH
SUBCATCH
AQUIFER
AQUIFER
TRANSECT
TRANSECT
POLLUTANT
POLLUTANT
TIMESERIES
TIMESERIES
VERTICES
VERTICES
SUBAREA
SUBAREA
INFIL
INFIL
LOSSES
LOSSES
CONTROL
CONTROL
REPORT
REPORT
COORDINATE
COORDINATE
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Introduction
InfoSWMM 2D uses SWMM

5 Objects to connect the 1D
Network to the 2D Mesh.
A 1D Node if it has a flood

type of 2D is automatically
connected to a SWMM 5
Fixed Outfall via a Bottom
Outlet Orifice. The
Connection to the 2D Mesh
is from the Outfall.
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Introduction
InfoSWMM Time Steps
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Introduction
InfoSWMM/SWMM5 Time Steps,

Iterations, Tolerance
InfoSWMM
SWMM5
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Introduction
Most of What You need to know About the

Menus
Run the Model
Query Report
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Introduction
InfoSWMM in Arc Map

InfoSWMM is an Extension in Arc Map as are
InfoWater, InfoSurge, InfoMaster and InfoSewer.
Innovyze supports Arc Map 9.3, 10, 10.1 and 10.2+
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Arc Map Basics
Arc Map Extensions

Innovyze Arc Map
Products are Extensions
in Arc Map
If the Extension is turned
off the User cannot
initialize his or her Map
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Arc Map Basics
Arc Map Toolbars

Arc Map Toolbars
Use the Toolbars to show
InfoSWMM/Sewer/Water/
Master Tools
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Arc Map Basics
InfoSWMM Window
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Arc Map Basics
InfoSWMM Control Center

Create the InfoSWMM Map by clicking on Initialize
If you have problems then Remove the InfoSWMM
layers before Initialization
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Arc Map Basics
InfoSWMM File Structure

Info Products in Arc Map have a MXD file and Two
Sub Directories
MXD is the Arc Map File
ISDB, IWDB or IEDB are the DBF files containing
the model data
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InfoSWMM Basics
InfoSWMM File Structure

Info Products in Arc Map have a MXD file and Two
Sub Directories
MXD is the Arc Map File
ISDB, IWDB or IEDB are the DBF files containing
the model data
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InfoSWMM Basics
InfoSWMM Tilde File

Editing File that Locks the Editing of a Project
[General]
Virtual DB=TRUE
Editing Token=d5c2f22e-77be-4185-8cdb-334c62acdf2d
User Token=USRMFLL0002040|Console|
MWHGLOBAL\dickinre
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InfoSWMM Basics
Arc Map Backwards Compatibility
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InfoSWMM Basics
How To Fix a Corrupt Arc Map
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InfoSWMM Basics
Data Sharing In InfoSWMM
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InfoSWMM Basics
How to Create A GeoDatabase
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InfoSWMM Basics
InfoSWMM Scenarios, Facility Manager

and DataSets
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InfoSWMM Basics
InfoSWMM/H20Map SWMM
Connection to SWMM 5
SWMM
5.1.006
Engine
SWMM 5
Calibratio
n Files
InfoSWM
M/H2OMa
p SWMM
Export of
Files to
SWMM
5.1.0+
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InfoSWMM Basics
Import of
5.0.001To
5.1
SWMM5
Files
InfoSWMM Connection
to HEC-RAS
Import or
Export .go?
Files
InfoSWMM
Transects
Import or
Export .go?
Files
HEC-RAS
Geometry File
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InfoSWMM Basics
HEC-RAS
Project
InfoSWMM CSS
Select a single or group of storage nodes
Configure and Run Analysis
Review/Edit Results
Save results
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InfoSWMM Basics
Project Overview
Each project contains:
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Network map
Network component attributes
Modeling parameters
Model solution and results
Model scenarios
Additional elements
InfoSWMM Slide - 45 INfoSWMM Project
InfoSWMM Project Storage Structure

Network schematic
Stored as *.MXD file
Database tables and modeling files

*.ISDB
One directory containing model results

*.OUT folder created after a successful simulation run
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Project Components
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Project Components
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INfoSWMM Project
Junctions
Represent flow into the system
from:
Subcatchments
External or DWF
RDII
Placed where links intersect

Can serve as storages during
surcharge conditions
Used as BMPs for pollutant
removal
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Storages
Represent detention/retention ponds,
lakes, or underground structures
Can represent the wet well portion of
a lift station
Outflow controlled by:
Pump
Rating Curve
Orifice
Weir
Can receive inflows

Can act as BMPs
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Conduits
Convey water between nodes
May be drawn in parallel
Direction is critical
May cross without connecting
Must have a junction, storage,
divider, or an outfall at its end points
Over 20 shapes available
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Pumps
Raise the hydraulic head of the
water
Flow from upstream (storage) to
downstream node
User can control pump status with
operational controls (Simple or
Real-Time)
4 pump curve types available for
defining performance
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Weirs
Control discharge from storages
Divert flow from channels or nodes
Control flow in channels
User can control weir settings with
operational controls (Simple or RealTime)
4 types available
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Orifices
Control discharge from storages
Divert flow from pipes or nodes
Rectangular or circular shapes
Side or bottom orientation
User can control orifice settings
with operational controls (Simple
or Real-Time)
4 types available
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Outlets
Control the release rate from
storages
Functional linear head-discharge
relationship
Tabular Piecewise linear headdischarge relationship
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Dividers
Divert flow to one specified link
Flow diverted with one of four
relationships:
Cutoff
Overflow
Tabular
Weir
Dividers may receive inflows and act

as a BMP
Do NOT use for Dynamic Wave
Analysis
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Outfall
Points where flow leaves the system
Boundary conditions during dynamic
wave simulations:
Free
Normal
Fixed
Tidal
Time Series
Outfalls may receive inflows and act

as a BMP
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Subcatchments
A surface area that drains to one
point
Determines rainfall vs. runoff
Non-linear
9 other common methods
Origin of most pollutants
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Raingage
Defines precipitation
Associated with Subcatchments
and RDII Hydrographs
Three ways to specify rainfall
Intensity
Volume
Cumulative
Rainfall is either:
Time Series
Standard precipitation file (NWS)
Time interval - interpolation

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Model Solution and Results

Model solution
Continuity errors
Model results for nodes
Hydraulic grade
Inflow rates
Flooding rate
Storage volume
Model results for links
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Flow rate
Velocity
Water depth
Q/Qmax ratio
InfoSWMM Menu Organization
Project Menu
View Menu
Main Menu
Edit Menu
Scenario Menu
Help Menu
Tools Menu
Exchange Menu
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INfoSWMM Project
Scenarios - Purpose
Compare alternatives:
5, 10, 50, and 100 year rainfall events

Dynamic wave vs. kinematic wave
Control settings
Storage sizing
Overflow laterals
Developments
Maintain data integrity for each alternative

Choose the features that will be modeled for each
scenario
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Comparing Scenarios
Inheritance Details
Compare Datasets
Dataset ID
Tabular Data
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Project
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63
St Venant Solution for 1D
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H and H
St Venant Solution for 1D
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H and H
InfoSWMM/SWMM5 Variable Time Step
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H and H
Picard Underrelaxation, Hydraulics
Repeat
Iteration
Until
Converged
or there are
20 Iterations
Start of
Iteration
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H and H
InfoSWMM and Froude #
What is the
Froude Number
of the Link
H and H
Froude Number
< 0.5
RHO = 1.0
Froude Number
between 0.5
and 1.0
RHO = 2 * ( 1 Froude
Number)
Froude Number
> 1.0
RHO = 0.0
H1 > H2 , Not
Full, Some
Flow
RHO = 1.0
InfoSWMM Obects
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InfoSWMM Nodes and Links
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InfoSWMM Other Nodes
H and H
InfoSWMM Flooded Node

Flood
ed if
Pondi
ng
Allow
ed
Surcharged
Rim Elevation
Elevation of Highest
Connecting Link
Crown
Node Invert
Elevation
Non Surcharged
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InfoSWMM Surcharged Node

Surcharge Elevation from
Surcharge Depth
Rim Elevation
Press
ure
Elevation of Highest
Connecting Link
Crown
Surcharged
Node Invert
Elevation
Non Surcharged
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InfoSWMM Other Links
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InfoSWMM Curves
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InfoSWMM Link Shapes
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InfoSWMM Link Solution Points
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InfoSWMM Node Area
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InfoSWMM Normal Flow

Downstream
Midpoint
Upstream
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Depth
Cross Sectional Are
Hydraulic Radius
Depth
Cross Sectional Are
Hydraulic Radius
Cross Sectional A
Hydraulic Radiu
InfoSWMM Fixed Losses
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InfoSWMM Fixed Losses
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Normal Depth Roughness
Low Depth Roughness
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Force Main System
Wet Well
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Pump Type
Pump
Curve
Pressure
Node
Force Main
Force Main
System
IndoSWMM Force Main

HW DQ1 = dt *
sBottom * v^0.852
/ Rmid^1.1667
Link is Full
DW DQ1 = dt * f *
sBottom * v /
Rmid
Force Main
Link is Not Full
Upstream
Depth >=
Maximum
Depth
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Downstream
Depth >=
Maximum
Depth
DQ1 = dt * Rf * |v|
/ Rwtd^1.3333
Link Is Full
InfoSWMM Controls
Objects
Attributes
Node
Depth
PID
Link
Head
Curve
Pump
Inflow
Time
Series
Weir
Flow
Value
Orifice
Status
Outlet
Setting
Simulat
ion
Time
Date
Clock
time
Day
Month
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Modulate
d
Controls
; Modulated pump control

; Example Rule
RULE R1
IF NODE N2 DEPTH >= 0
THEN PUMP W25 SETTING =
Time Series C25
Pump Target Setting

Target Setting
Start of Each Time Step
= Setting
Setting > 0
and Depth <
Off Depth
Evaluate On and Off Rules
Target Setting
Set Target
=0
Setting = 0
and Depth >
On Depth
Target Setting
=1
Evaluate
Evaluate
on Priority
on Priority
Setting =
Setting =
Target
Action+
Control
Control based
Control Rules Evaluated
forbased
New Target
If New Target <>Target

Setting
Action+
New PumpFlow*Setting
Flow
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Flow*Setting
InfoSWMM Rule ID
RULE ruleID
IF condition_1
Rule IDAND condition_2
OR condition_3
AND condition_4
Priority Value
Then Action1
And Action2
THEN action_1
AND action_2
If Condition1
ELSE action_3
AND action_4
And Condtion2
Or Conditiion3
PRIORITY value
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Else Alternativ
And Alternativ
InfoSWMM PID Control

Tolerance
Tolerance =
= 0.0001
0.0001
Convert
Convert
from
from days
days
time
time step
step
to
to minutes
minutes
Determine
Determine relative
relative
error
error in
in achieving
achieving
controller set
controller
set point
point
e0
e0 =
= SetPoint
SetPoint ControlValue
ControlValue
if
( SetPoint
if (
SetPoint !=
!=
0.0
0.0 )
) e0
e0 =
=
e0/SetPoint
e0/SetPoint
e0
e0 =
= e0/ControlValue
e0/ControlValue
Reset
Reset previous
previous
errors
errors to
to 0
0 if
if
controller
controller gets
gets
stuck
stuck
d
d =
= a->kd
a->kd *
* (e0
(e0 2.0*a->e1
2.0*a->e1 +
+ a->e2)
a->e2) /
/
dt
dt
else
else i
i =
= e0
e0 *
* dt
dt /
/
a->ki
a->ki
if
if (
( a->ki
a->ki ==
== 0.0
0.0 )
)
i
i =
= 0.0
0.0
p
p =
= (e0
(e0 - a->e1)
a->e1)
Use
Use the
the recursive
recursive
form
PID
form of
of the
the PID
controller
controller equation
equation
to
determine
to determine the
the
new
new setting
setting for
for the
the
controlled
controlled link
link
update
update =
= a->kp
a->kp *
* (p
(p
+
+ i
i +
+ d)
d)
if
if (
( fabs(update)
fabs(update) <
<
tolerance
tolerance )
) update
update =
=
0.0
0.0
setting
setting =
= Link[aLink[a>link].targetSetting
>link].targetSetting
+
+ update
update
Update
Update previous
previous
errors
errors
a->e2
a->e2 =
= a->e1
a->e1
a->e1
a->e1 =
= e0
e0
Return
Return setting
setting
if
if (Link[a(Link[a>link].type
>link].type !=
!= PUMP
PUMP
&&
&& setting
setting >
> 1.0
1.0 )
)
setting
setting =
= 1.0
1.0
if
if (
( setting
setting <
< 0.0
0.0 )
)
setting
setting =
= 0.0
0.0
Check
Check that
that new
new
setting
setting lies
lies within
within
feasible
feasible limits
limits
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InfoSWMM: Processes
Storage
Dry Runoff
Weather
Losses
Ground
water
RDII
Conditions
Flow
Initial
External
Inflow
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InfoSWMM Runof
Pervi
Pervi
ous
ous
Infiltrati
Infiltrati
on
on
Evaporat
Evaporat
ion
ion
Runoff
Runoff
Runoff
Runoff
Runoff
Runoff
Depth
Depth
Depth
Depth
Depth
Depth
Depressi
on
on
Storage
Storage
Roughne
Roughne
ss
ss
Depressi
on
on
Storage
Storage
Roughne
Roughne
ss
Slope
Slope
Roughne
Roughne
ss
ss
Slope
Slope
Width
Width
Slope
Width
Alpha
Alpha =
=
Width/Ar
Width/Ar
ea*
Slope^1/
Slope^1/
2
2 // n
n
Evaporat
Evaporat
ion
ion
Imper
Imper
vious
vious
w/o
w/o
DS
DS
Evaporat
ion
ion
Width
Width
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Imper
Imper
vious
vious
w/DS
w/DS
Alpha
Alpha =
=
Width/Ar
Width/Ar
ea*
ea*
Slope^1/
2
2 // n
n
Alpha
Alpha =
=
Width/Ar
ea*
ea*
Slope^1/
Slope^1/
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2 // n
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LID Combination of Layers
H and H
LID Process Components

A LID Process consists of five structured components or layers:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Drain
Storage
Soil
Pavement
Surface
Drain+
Storage+
Soil+
Pavement+
Surface+
LID
Type
ID
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SWMM5 HYDROLOGY
Input
Sub
Areas
Processe
s
Sub
Processe
s
Snow
Snow
Coverage
Coverage
Snow
Snow Melt
Melt
Evaporation
Evaporation
Storage
Storage
LID
LID
Runoff
Runoff
Outlet
Outlet
Pervious
Pervious
Impervious
Impervious
Precipitation
Precipitation
Infiltration
Infiltration
Ground
Ground
Water
Water
Snow
Snow Cover
Cover
Snow
Snow Melt
Melt
Evaporation
Evaporation
Impervious
Impervious
Storage
Storage
LID
LID
Runoff
Runoff
Outlet
Outlet
Pervious
Pervious
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SWMM5 HYDROLOGY
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Hydraulics from Mouse
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Hydraulics from Mouse
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InfoSWMM Output Tables
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InfoSWMM Groundwater
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InfoSWMM WQ
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InfoSWMM WQ and GW Eqns
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Creating an InfoSWMM Model

Procedure
Add GIS Data to an Empty Map
Initialize Project
Set model options
Set preferences and default values

Import network components
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InfoSWMM Slide - 101
Creating a Netwok
Creating an InfoSWMM Project

Create a new ESRI ArcMap Document file then Add Data
Initialize the Project

Set the spatial reference when prompted
The modeling database and feature classes are created
Save the project

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Creating a Netwok
Setting Basic Model Options

Open the BASE Model Options
General Model Options
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Flow Units
Infiltration Model
Runoff Model
Routing Method
Creating a Netwok
Setting Preferences and Default Values

The preferences dialog
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Operation Settings
Display Settings
Selection Settings
Labeling
ID and Description
Default Symbol Sizes
Creating a Netwok
InfoSWMM - Importing Features from GIS - GIS Gateway
Exchange Information with GIS

Data Sources
Shapefiles
Feature Classes
Enterprise Geodatabases (via SDE)
Refresh Map after Import
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Creating a Netwok
H2OMAP SWMM - Importing Features from GIS- Import Manager
Exchange Information with

Shapefiles
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Creating a Netwok
Automated Start/End Node Assignment

Searches for junctions near pipe end points
The closest junction within the specified tolerance is assigned as the start
or end node
If importing from a geometric network, use the XY tolerance for the
searching distance
Use prior to Network Review
Apply to Domain if necessary
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Creating a Netwok
Automated Node Creation

InfoSWMM Append Nodes
Creates junctions at all pipe end points

Only 1 junction is created for multiple pipe end points within the specified
tolerance
If importing from a geometric network, use the XY tolerance for the
searching distance
Use prior to Network Review
Apply to Domain if necessary
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Creating a Netwok
Network Review
Examine the geometry of imported data
sources
Locate / Fix Nodes in close Proximity
Orphan Nodes / Links

Use Domain Manager
Trace Network Utilities Menu

Locate / Fix Conduit-Split Candidates
Locate Parallel Conduits

Locate / Fix Crossing / Intersecting Conduits
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Creating a Netwok
Consider Re-digitizing
Elevation Extraction
Use Point, Contour, or
Raster elevation data
Rasters are fastest
Calculate 3D pipe
lengths if desired
Apply to Domain Only
When finished, block
edit to simulate buried
depth if desired
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Creating a Netwok
Model Review - Engineering Review Tools
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Creating a Netwok
Model Review Network Audit Tools
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Creating a Netwok
DWF
Input DWF by Customer Type
Apply diurnal patterns to each DWF
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Operations Tab
DWF
Multiple rows for different
usage types
Rows are summed after
being scaled by patterns to
produce the total flow
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Operations Tab
Patterns
Used to modify flows or constituent inflows
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Hourly
Daily
Monthly
Weekend
Operations Tab
Initial Controls
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Operations Tab
Simple Controls
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Operations Tab
Real-Time Controls
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Operations Tab

Calculates
amount and rate
that rainfall is
lost to soil (in
order to calculate
excess rainfall
Flow Units to set

input units
Method used to
convert excess
rainfall into
runoff
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Run Manager
Method used to
route flow in
conduits
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Run Manager
Date/Time Options
Date/Time considerations
-
Accuracy
Time to run simulation
Disk space
Run Manager
Water quality
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InfoSWMM Slide - 121 Run Manager
Rainfall Time Step (TS)

Hydrology Time
Step
Hydraul
ics
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Run Manager
Increasing Time
Step
The Binary Output File
only shows you the
results at the report time
step.
The Report File in

InfoSWMM reports ALL
of the node, link and
subcatchment results.
Maximum
Time
Step
Minimum
Time
Step
Report
Time
Step
Solution: If there is a large discrepancy in the graphics and

report text file then the best solution is to reduce the maximum
time hydraulic time step so it is closer to the average time step
and also to make the report time step closer to the Maximum
time step.
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Run Manager
Run Manager
Runs simulations
Load and save output
reports
Starts the
simulation
View the Output
Report
Simulation
Status
Updates Output
Relates
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Run Manager
Output Report (HTML)

Opens in web browser
Contains statistics etc.
Most data can be found through
the Report Manager
Size of report determined by
length of simulation, size of
network and included report items
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Run Manager
Output Report Manager

Edit / manage all output reports
and graphs
-
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Change styles of text and titles

Copy graphs to clipboard
Save graphs as images
Copy / Paste reports into Excel
Run Manager
Output Report and Graph

Create output reports and
graphs
- Select graph or report type
- Choose elements for graphing
or reporting of results
- Specify a time frame for
graphs and reports
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Run Manager
Check Model Health

Average iterations per Time Step
- SWMM Min = 2, Max Set in Dynamic
Wave tab of Simulation Options
- Closer to 2 is better
Factors influencing continuity

- Routing time step
- Initial levels (use Hotstart File)
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Run Manager
Output Unit Manager

Changes output display units for:
-
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Reports
Graphs
Contours
Labels
Run Manager
Output Statistics Manager

Statistical analysis
of elements:
- Simulation duration
- Specified time period
Reports for:
- Daily
- Monthly
- Event Dependent
Statistics vary with

feature type
Examples:
- Outfalls
- Sewer plant
- CSO
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Run Manager
Thematic Mapping
Color coding
Symbol sizing
Connect model data with
ArcMap symbology
(InfoSWMM)
Label attributes / output values
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Run Manager
ArcMap Layer Properties
Animation
Movie of the system
Thematic maps
changing over time
Played using VCR
style controls
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Run Manager
Contours
Input or output data
Updated after
simulations
Labels optional
Details one time
step
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Run Manager
Annotation
Input or output data
Updated after simulations
Details one time step
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Run Manager
Profile Plots
Input
QA/QC
HGL
(output)
Result review
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Run Manager
LID and BMP Modeling in

InfoSWMM and H20Map SWMM
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InfoSWMM Slide 136
InfoSWMM LID

Low Impact
Development features
are small and part of
the subcatchment
runoff flow. They are
best simulated as part
of the subcatchment
and to be successfully
modeled they need to
be varied and
unlimited in number.
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InfoSWMM Slide InfoSWMM LID

137

Low Impact
the subcatchment
of the subcatchment
be varied and
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InfoSWMM LID
LID Controls and Connections
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Simulation Options for LIDs
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1.
Evaporation and infiltration losses from

Storage nodes under Kinematic Wave and
Steady Flow.
2.
Unlimited Low Impact Development/BMP

controls per Subcatchment connected to
infiltration and aquifers.
3.
Pollutant buildup over a given landuse can

now be specified by a time series instead
of just a buildup function.
4.
Improved linkages between lakes, flow

routing, evaporation and infiltration.

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Water Quality Features
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141
External Loading Buildup

New Feature: You can now have an
external time series loading of
subcatchment buildup as well as no buildup
or the various functional buildup.
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142
Simulation Options for Quality
Other Powerpoint Files describing Water

Quality in InfoSewer and InfoSWMM can
be found here
\\Seraph\Users\Dickinson\InfoSWMM11\LI
D_BMP_WQ
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Buildup/Washoff Options
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LIDs are Unlimited Per Subcatchment
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Map Display of the Number of Units
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146
LID Controls in DB Tables
The types of LID

Controls are defined in
the LID Controls DB
Table or in the Operation
Tab of the Attribute
Browser.
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LID Layers
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LID Storage Layer
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LID Process Components

A LID Process consists of five structured
components or layers:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Drain
Storage
Soil
Pavement
Surface

150
LID Processes
InfoSWMM LID
LID Usage in DB Tables
The types of LID Usage

are defined in the LID
Usage DB Table or at the
Subcatchment Browser
Level.
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LID Usage at the Subcatchments

The Number and
Type of LID Usage
along with their
Characteristics are
defined for each
Subcatchment using
the LID Icon.
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Rain Barrel LID
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154
Swale LID
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Components Per Subcatchment

In InfoSWMM you can
simulate unlimited
pollutants for unlimited
landuses per
subcatchment or
watershed with unlimited
LID or BMP Units.
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LID Report Variables
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LID Report Text File
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158
LID Summary Report
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LID Report at a Time Step
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LID Graphs by Subcatchment
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161
LID Import and Export to SWMM 5
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InfoSWMM LID
LID Features in InfoSWMM v13
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InfoSWMM LID
InfoSWMM Suite Flow Tools
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InfoSWMM Slide InfoSWMM Suite

164
InfoSWMM Genetic Algorithm Suite Tools
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InfoSWMM Slide InfoSWMM Suite

165
InfoSWMM Areal Suite Tools
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InfoSWMM Slide - 166 InfoSWMM Suite
Additional Features
in InfoSWMM
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InfoSWMM Slide - 167 InfoSWMM Suite
Rainfall Dependent Inflow/Infiltration

Modeling/Modelling using RDII Analyst
for InfoSWMM and H20MAP SWMM
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RDII Analyst
Step 1: Create a Base UH

in the Operation Tab of the Attribute
Browser
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RDII Analyst
Step 2: Assign a UH to at Least 1 Node

Using the Inflow Icon
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RDII Analyst
Step 3: Open Up RDII Analyst and Click on New to Create a RDII Session
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RDII Analyst
Step 4: Define the Flow and Rainfall File

1. Each Analysis is Associated with
One Junction
2. You can have one combination
rainfall/flow file or two files
3. You need to define the Rainfall File
as either Intensity or Volume along
with the flow and rainfall time
interval
4. The format of both the flow and
rainfall file need to be defined
before the files can be read or the
analysis can start.
5. The fields are columns in the ASCII
data files.
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RDII Analyst
Step 5: Review the Imported Flow Time

Series
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RDII Analyst
Step 6: Review the Imported Rainfall

Time Series
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RDII Analyst
Step 7: Units and RDII Analyst Dates are

Controlled by the Simulation Manager
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InfoSWMM Slide 175
RDII Analyst
Step 8: Extract DWF from the Flow Time Series
1. Extract DWF separates the dry weather

flow from the flow time series to isolate
the RDII component of the flow time
series,
2. You can additionally separate out a
groundwater flow component from the
dry weather flow.
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RDII Analyst
Step 9: Assign a UH to at Least 1 Node

Using the Inflow Icon
1. Extract DWF finds the average dry weather flow
for each day of the week and each weekend day.
2. The average DWF values can be edited and
altered from the values estimated by RDII Analyst
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RDII Analyst
Step 10: View the DWF Pattern
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RDII Analyst
Step 11: Create the RDII Time Series
1. You do get to further

control the RDII Time
Series by getting rid of
possible low flow
extraneous values using
the delete option, but
2. This should not be
necessary if your dry
weather flow has a good
pattern.
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RDII Analyst
Step 12: View the RDII Time Series
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RDII Analyst
Step 13: Run Once Feature to See how

Good the Current RTK Parameters are
in matching the monitored flow.
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RDII Analyst
Step 14: You can use Graph Control to show the mean of the Observed and Predicted RDII on
one Graph.
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RDII Analyst
Step 15: Calibrate the RTK Parameters

1. The next step is
to calibrate the
RTK parameters
using the
Genetic
Algorithm (GA)
2. It is usually best
to constrain the
GA parameters
to a suggested
or 2 times the
existing
parameter
values.
3. You can save the
RTK parameters
and iteratively
solve for RT&K.
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RDII Analyst
Step 16: Run the GA

1. It is usually best
to constrain the
GA parameters
to a suggested
or 2 times the
existing
parameter
values.
2. You can save the
RTK parameters
and iteratively
solve for RT&K.
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RDII Analyst
Step 17: Assign the Intermediate Answers

to the UH
1. Use the
command Export
and Assign RDII
to export to your
UHs the current
values of the
RTK parameters.
2. The new GA run
will use the
exported RTK
parameter
values.
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RDII Analyst
Step 18: View the Calibration Graph
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RDII Analyst
Step 19: Event Identification
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RDII Analyst
Step 20: Assign the Found DWF Pattern
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RDII Analyst
Step 21: Node DWF and RDII Inflow
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RDII Analyst
Step 22: 3 RDII UHs
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InfoSWMM Slide 190
RDII Analyst
InfoSWMM 2D with LID and

RDII for Sewersheds
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InfoSWMM 2D
Network Overview, Ann Arbor
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InfoSWMM 2D
ArcMap TOC for 2D Polygons
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InfoSWMM 2D
Scenario Manager, Facility and DB for

Child Scenarios
Low Impact
the subcatchment
of the subcatchment
be varied and
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InfoSWMM Slide InfoSWMM 2D

194
1D and 2D Interaction Occurs only at a Node
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195
2D Polygons can be edited in the TOC or in

the InfoSWMM Attribute Browser
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Import of HEC-RAS Transects
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RDII or RTK Unit Hydrographs
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DB Queries Can be Used to Find Model Data or

Model Output Using Output Relates
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199
Hyetographs can be either a Time Series or an

External File for Continuous Simulation
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Infiltration, Evaporation and Depth/Area

Relationships for Ponds
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201
Flexible and Editable

Database Functions using Selection Sets, Domain or
User Selection
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202

Low Impact
the subcatchment
of the subcatchment
be varied and
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203
Low Impact Development (LID) Controls

are Global to the Basin
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LID Usage is Local to the Subcatchment
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Node Flooding in InfoSWMM
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206
Type of Force Mains in InfoSWMM
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InfoSWMM Slide - 207 InfoSWMM 2D
Flood Types for Nodes include 2D, Node

and HEC-22 Inlet
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InfoSWMM 2D
Easy Network Modeling Flexibility with

Scenario, Facilities and Domains
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InfoSWMM 2D
Many Alternate Hydrology Methods
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InfoSWMM 2D
Multi Core 32 and 64 bit Engines and an

Optional Simulation Manager
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InfoSWMM 2D
Group Graphs of 1D and 2D Output Variables
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InfoSWMM 2D
Output Statistics for 1D and 2D Variables
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InfoSWMM 2D
HTMLOutput Files for LID, 1D and 2D

Components of the Simulation
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InfoSWMM 2D
Multiple Soil Layers per Subcatchment are Area

Weighted for the Infiltration Parameters
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InfoSWMM 2D
2D Mesh Results can be seen using the

InfoSWMM Attribute Browser or the Arc Map
Labels or Information Icon
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InfoSWMM 2D
InfoSWMM Help File, User Guide and

Application Guides
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InfoSWMM 2D
Digitizing Features
Edit Network Toolbar Creates Network
Components
Raingage
Junction
Divider
Outfall
Storage
Link
Pump
Orifice
Weir
Outlet
Subcatchment
Digitize Network
Creates Links and Nodes continuously

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Woriking in the Interface
Modifying Features
Move Nodes
Redraw Links
Edit Link Vertex
Edit Subcatchment Vertex
Move Subcatchment
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The Attribute Browser - Nodes

Attribute Browser - Nodes
ID
A unique value identifying the node
Geometry
X and Y coordinates
Modeling Data
Hydraulic Parameters
Attributes vary with node type
Information
General information
Not used when running the modeling
Add attributes as necessary
Output
Only available after running a simulation
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The Attribute Browser - Links

Attribute Browser - Links
ID
A unique value identifying the link
Geometry
Start and end nodes
Modeling Data
Hydraulic Parameters
Attributes vary with link type
Information
General information
Output
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The Attribute Browser - Subcatchments

Attribute Browser Subcatchment
ID
A unique value identifying the subcatchment
Geometry
Not shown - multiple vertices in polygons
Modeling Data
Hydrologic Parameters
Information
General information
Output
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Introduction to the Database Editor
Opens the DB
Editor
DB Editor Uses:
Editing a selected
set of features
Copy and paste into
/ from Excel
Viewing summary
statistics of inputs
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Database Functions
Shortcut Menu
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Works on
Highlighted Rows
Domain Management
A list of tools which utilize the domain:
1- Elevation Extractor
2- GIS Gateway
3- Update DB from MAP
4- Update MAP from DB
5- Output Report Manager
6- Query Reports
7- DB Editor
9- Selection Set Creation \ Use
10- ArcMap Selection to Domain
11- Domain to ArcMap Selection
12- Activate Domain (Facility Manager)
13- Contours
14- Annotation
Domain A group of
features for data

editing or result display
Created with:
User Selection
Queries
Selection Sets
May be constrained to
the active facility
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Domain Tools
Domain Manager
Add to Domain
Reduce Domain
Clear Domain
Zoom to Domain
Create Domain from ArcMAP Selection
Create ArcMAP Selection from
Domain
Group Editing
on Domain Edit the following:
1- Inflow
Delete Domain
2- Link Status
3- Treatment
Edit Domain Attributes
4- Conduit Corrosion
5- Initial Buildup
Group Editing on Domain
6- Land Use
7-Ground Water
8- Infiltration
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Database Queries
Search for specific data
Structured Query Language
(SQL)
Searches one or more fields
Refers to a specific feature
type
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Query Sets
A group of queries
Query multiple feature types
Useful with Facilities and
Thematic Mapping
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Selection Set
Created with:
User Selection
Domain
Saved Filter
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InfoSWMM
2D
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
InfoSWMM 2D Basics
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
InfoSWMM 2D Help File
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
2D Attribute Browser Tab
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
2D Attribute Browser Tab
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Create 2D Database
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
All Simulation Polygons
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Simulation Polygon
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Initial Condition Polygons
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Roughness Polygons
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Mesh Polygons
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
1D/2D Connection
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
2D Run Manager Parameters
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
2D Model Run
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
1D & 2D Output Files
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
2D Output File
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Report Manager
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Map Display of 2D Results
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
3D Map Display
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Porous Polygons or Buildings
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Boundary Polygon with Time Series
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Porous Wall PolyLine
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
Juncti0n 1D/2D DB
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InfoSWMM 2D 2nd
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Google Street View
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SWMMLive (Inside of InfoSWMM)

SWMMLive is a AddOn Extension Module
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SWMMLive Summary of Your Network
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SWMMLive Export Your Network to INP File
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SWMMLive Diagnose Your Network
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Import, Validate and Commit the file in SWMMLive
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Add the Committed Network, Start and Finish Dates
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Tabular and Graphical Results
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Live Group - used to host "live-specific" model objects (specific to SWMMLive)
but can also contain other database items.
InfoSWMM Network - used hold network data imported from InfoSWMM.
Action List - composed of a list of actions that are triggered based on the
generation of a defined Alert.
Alert Definition List - composed of alert definitions used to alert the user about
interesting occurrences in both the data coming from external sources and the
simulation results.
Manifest - contains a collection of items which will be associated with the model
network to be simulated in SWMMLive Operator Client. Manifests define how
simulations are to be run and how they will be displayed in the SWMMLive
Operator Client (themes, ground models and areas of interested can be selected
within the manifest object).
Manifest Deployment - contains a collection of manifests which will be available
for display in SWMMLive Operator Client.
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SWMMLive Configuration Manager - used to create, manage and maintain network
models and to convert off-line InfoSWMM models into real time forecasting systems.
SWMMLive Operator Client - used to report the forecast results. The interface is
designed to be easy to use and to provide clear representations of the forecast
information, using a combination of graphical and textual content. The manner in which
the contents are presented is entirely user-configurable (within SWMMLive Configuration
Manager, allowing the important information to be clearly visible to those operating the
system). See SWMMLive Operator Client help for more information.
Innovyze Live Server - manages automatic simulations, provides real-time services and
information to the SWMMLive Operator Clients, for example new system alerts, and
performs database maintenance, such as purging old simulations.
Work Group Data Server - The Workgroup Data Server is a server component which
manages access to Workgroup databases. The data server is designed to improve the
performance and reliability of database operations in a Workgroup environment.
ICM Agent (and remote ICM Agents) - The ICM agent acts as a simulation server,
scheduling simulations either locally, or on other remote computers by means of the
Coordinator.
External Data - such as SCADA/telemetry or RADAR data. Time Series Database objects
(scalar time series databases and spatial time series databases) provide an intermediate
store between external data sources and runs in SWMMLive Configuration Manager.
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InfoSWMM, SWMM Live Obects

InfoSWMM 2D uses SWMM

A 1D Node if it has a flood

InfoSWMM Time Steps

InfoSWMM/SWMM5 Time Steps,

Most of What You need to know About the

InfoSWMM in Arc Map

Arc Map Basics

Arc Map Extensions

Arc Map Basics

Arc Map Toolbars

Arc Map Basics

Arc Map Basics

InfoSWMM Control Center

Arc Map Basics

InfoSWMM File Structure

InfoSWMM File Structure

InfoSWMM Tilde File

Arc Map Backwards Compatibility

How To Fix a Corrupt Arc Map

Data Sharing In InfoSWMM

How to Create A GeoDatabase

InfoSWMM Scenarios, Facility Manager

InfoSWMM Slide - 45 INfoSWMM Project

InfoSWMM Project Storage Structure

Database tables and modeling files

One directory containing model results

InfoSWMM Slide - 46 INfoSWMM Project

Placed where links intersect

InfoSWMM Slide - 49 INfoSWMM Project

Can receive inflows

InfoSWMM Slide - 50 INfoSWMM Project

InfoSWMM Slide - 51 INfoSWMM Project

InfoSWMM Slide - 52 INfoSWMM Project

InfoSWMM Slide - 53 INfoSWMM Project

InfoSWMM Slide - 54 INfoSWMM Project

InfoSWMM Slide - 55 INfoSWMM Project

Dividers may receive inflows and act

InfoSWMM Slide - 56 INfoSWMM Project

Outfalls may receive inflows and act

InfoSWMM Slide - 57 INfoSWMM Project

Origin of most pollutants

InfoSWMM Slide - 58 INfoSWMM Project

Time interval - interpolation