SWMM5, ICM SWMM, ICM InfoWorks, InfoSWMM, InfoSewer
Autodesk Water Solutions Specialist | 50+ Years Shaping the Industry Master of the full hydraulic-hydrologic stack—from the pioneering days of SWMM3 to today’s cloud-powered InfoDrainage and ICM SWMM. My career spans every generation of SWMM, XP-SWMM, InfoSWMM, InfoSewer, Civil 3D Drainage Analysis, and InfraWorks, translating surface–subsurface interactions into future-ready infrastructure.
The SWMM3 Orifice Test File: A Historical Reference for Modern Hydraulic Modeling This test file holds special historical significance in the development of stormwater modeling. Originally published in the 1981 EXTRAN 3 manual by CDM (now CDM Smith), it was specifically designed to validate orifice…
Read MoreWhy You Should Not Import InfoSewer to InfoSWMM but Use the Newer AWI Ruby/ODIC Methodology with SQL from the Autodesk Water Infrastructure GitHub Autodesk Water Technologist for Storm Sewer and Flood | Expert in ICM InfoWorks ICM SWMM/Ruby | 18 Years at Innovyze/Autodesk | 51…
Read MoreDiamond Village at the University of Florida and SWMM 2.5, 3, and 4 and XPSWMM Diamond Village is one of the University of Florida’s long-standing graduate and family housing communities, known for its close-knit atmosphere and the unique civic structure that encourages resident leadership. Over…
Read MoreWhile recently organizing my garage, I discovered an intriguing poster I'd created comparing the 1D St Venant Terms between SWMM4 and SWMM5. Originally crafted in Microsoft Publisher for the 2007 Urban Runoff Modeling Conference at Humboldt State University, this poster presented a compelling analysis of…
Read MoreEnhancing Subcatchment Connectivity in InfoWorks ICM: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Ruby Scripting This Ruby script is designed for use within InfoWorks ICM to associate subcatchments with the nearest node with the lowest ground level among five nodes. It performs several tasks to facilitate this connection…
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