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1 STORMWATER & FLOOD MANAGEMENT MODEL storm
2 WHAT CAN xpstorm MODEL? Stormwater Management: Stormwater Master Plan Design Major/Minor or Dual Drainage Systems Watershed Master Plans 1D/2D Urban Flooding Deten on Pond Op miza on Interconnected Pond Rou ng LID/WSUD/SuDS and BMP Design and Analysis River Systems/Floodplain Management: 1D/2D River Hydraulics Floodplain Mapping Levee Interior Drainage Culvert and Bridge Analysis Fully Coupled Urban and River Drainage Systems Evacua on Routes Emergency Ac on Planning
3 MODEL WITH CONFIDENCE WHY xpstorm? Because you want to be confident that the models you create and submit for review are accurate and easily understood. Integrated Stormwater Modeling. Combine comprehensive hydrology and hydraulics in the same model. Don t jump between two or three different so ware packages to build a complete stormwater model. xpstorm offers the tools to perform fully integrated system modeling - channels, pipes, streets, inlets, ponds, weirs, pumps, catchments, groundwater table, overland floodplains, rain gardens, infiltra on trenches, and more. Model the Real World. You need a model that accurately reflects the physical reali es of your drainage system. Fully linked 1D and 2D modeling allows you to see the true behavior of stormwater flow in natural and engineered systems. Minimize the need for approxima ons and modeling tricks by using xpstorm! Advanced Design. Automa cally iden fy flow choke points and let xpstorm design solu ons (pipe sizes, slopes). Use automated Deten on Pond Op miza on methods to configure storage. Fully dynamic hydraulic analysis will allow you to complete LID/WSUD/SuDS design to maximize benefits at lower costs. Industry-renown Support. Nothing is worse than facing a deadline and was ng me trying to troubleshoot an error. xpstorm is supported by engineers who have used the so ware in the professional world. They understand your need for urgency and are driven to help you succeed. EFFICIENT MODEL CONSTRUCTION So much data, so li le me. Save me building a model of your drainage system or watershed while taking advantage of all of your available data. GIS Integra on. Dynamically link to almost any external database to build your model and populate model parameter fields. Streamlined linkage to ESRI and MapInfo databases allows you to take advantage of the GIS data without the limita ons and cost of using a GIS so ware license. Import exis ng models and designs from HEC-RAS and MicroDrainage to save me in model crea on. Digital Terrain Model. Create or import land surfaces in xpstorm to allow genera on of cross sec ons of open channels, assignment of 1D node eleva ons, or computa on of overland flow depths/direc ons (2D hydraulics). CAD Integra on. Use CAD files of preliminary designs for drainage system analysis. Work with data from any DXF, DWG, LandXML, or 12D file. No need to redraw data in xpstorm!
4 ACCURATE ANALYSIS Reduce the risk of inaccurate results. Many so ware programs es mate flows, but only xpstorm runs the full dynamic calcula ons for overland and pipe/channel flows. Dynamic Analysis. xpstorm solves the full St. Venant dynamic flow equa ons. Dynamic modeling allows you to account for the effects of storage, flood backwater and hydrograph ming in your stormwater system. Integrated 1D/2D Analysis. xpstorm can fully couple 1D network flow with 2D overland flow to accurately model interac on between flood waters and drainage systems, including underground pipes and natural channels. xp2d lets you model complex systems as they really are, wherever the water flows. Stability. Power through complex analysis of varied flow regimes: sub-cri cal flow, super-cri cal flow, pressure flow in open channels, pipes, structures, and overland. Stability and accuracy of the xpstorm engine will allow you to spend your me in scenario genera on and design rather than troubleshoo ng stubborn numerical problems. VERSATILE REPORTING You need to view and understand model output easily. Your reputa on as a modeler depends on those results. Full Results Output Document. This comprehensive text file allows you to review complete model data, computa onal details and complete results. XP Tables. View and edit model input/output data in a user-customizable spreadsheet environment. Dynamic Sec on Views. Review HGL, water surface eleva on and data in flexible dynamic anima on window. Spa al Results. Visualize flooding results spa ally to provides understanding and communicate in vibrate color the depth, hazard, and flood eleva ons across the model. Anima ons. Create/watch movies of flow progression over me. See it like it will happen in the real world.
5 Innovyze VALUE OPTIONEERING How will a new design or a different flow input affect your system? Make sure your so ware program can allow you to rapidly assess your op ons! Scenario Manager. Examine mul ple what if scenarios within a single project with full tracking of changes. Compare scenario results graphically and in tables. Design Tools. Automa cally iden fy flow choke points and let xpstorm design remediation (pipe sizes, slopes). Use automated Detention Pond Optimization methods to configure storage. LID/SuDS/WSUD. Evaluate the impact of various configura ons of green stormwater control schemes and water-sensi ve urban design prac ces. Whether restoring an area to a more natural condi on or minimizing the impact of new development, modeling the sustainability of a stormwater system will help you meet client s and regulator s environmental impact requirements. DELIVER YOUR MODEL Deliver your model to clients and/or regulators easily and with the confidence that they will see the value in your analysis or design. xpviewer Encryptor and Free Reader. Your clients and regulators don t have to own xpstorm to view and approve your model. Simply encrypt a model with the xpviewer module so that your clients can review it with the free reader so ware which includes all the powerful tools used to build, op mize, and visualize the model. Model Export. xpstorm model data and results may be output to various formats that may be preferred for submission/ review by your clients including GIS files, graphics, text or tabular data, maps and more. EA Benchmark Tested, FEMA Approved. xpstorm is approved by the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), mee ng NFIP criteria for hydraulic or hydrologic projects (DFIRM, CLOMR, LOMR). xpstorm with xp2d were benchmark tested by the U.K. Environment Agency with excellent results. Countless other stormwater regulators are familiar with xpstorm and prefer modeling performed with its powerful tools.
6 xpstorm When lives and property depend on the engineering decisions that you make, you want the data suppor ng your work to be reliable and easy to understand. You don t want to risk taking shortcuts with insufficient calcula ons or make assump ons about system elements when you don t have to. xpstorm is a versa le so ware package for dynamic modeling of urban stormwater systems and river systems. It is used by scien sts, engineers and managers to develop link-node (1D) and spa ally distributed (2D) hydraulic models for analysis and design. Widely used by private consultants and public agencies responsible for stormwater and flooding regula on, xpstorm is one of the most stable and well-accepted modeling and design packages in the world. xpstorm simulates natural rainfall-runoff processes and the hydraulic performance of drainage systems and floodplains. It allows the integrated analysis of flow in engineered and natural systems including ponds, rivers, lakes, overland floodplains and interac on with groundwater. Use xpstorm for fully integrated hydrologic and hydraulic stormwater modeling from cloud to ocean! This comprehensive so ware program will allow you to Model With Confidence. Asia Pacific Unit 3, 247 St. Pauls Terrace For tude Valley, QLD 4006 Australia P +61 (07) F +61 (07) Americas 6720 SW Macadam Ave., Suite 150 Portland, Oregon United States P EMEA Jacob s Well, West Street, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 1BD United Kingdom P +44 (0) F +44 (0)
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