Sustainable Urban Stormwater Best Management Practices with InfoSWMM Sustain plus InfoSWMM 2D and SWMMLive

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1 Sustainable Urban Stormwater Best Management Practices with plus InfoSWMM 2D and SWMMLive

2 Contents 01 Introduction to Sustain What is and How Can it Help Evaluate BMPs and LIDs for sustainability goals? InfoSWMM 2D 04 SWMMLive How do you use and understand the tools in? What is InfoSWMM 2D and How Can it Help with Flooding and CSO Studies? What is SWMMLive and How it allows users to perform multiple scenario analysis simulations, evaluate improved real-time control strategies and quickly see the effect of these changes on the system.

3 Urban Stormwater Impacts Water Quantity: Urban Flooding Costly interruptions of urban transportation and other activities. Damage to property and infrastructure. Water Quality: Urban stormwater is listed as the primary source of impairment for 13% of all rivers, 18% of all lakes, and 32% of all estuaries. In 2010, stormwater caused more than 8,700 beach closing and advisory days; sewage spills and overflows caused more than 1,800. Hydrologic, Geomorphic, and Biological Impacts: Increased stormwater volume and velocity causes flooding, reduced bank stability, and channel erosion. Impaired habitat and water quality impact fisheries and shellfish harvesting.

4 Approaches to Managing Stormwater The Conveyance Approach Rapidly remove stormwater from impervious surfaces to receiving streams by way of engineered drainage systems (e.g., culverts, storm drains, and channelized streams). The Infiltration Approach () Retain stormwater as close as possible to its originating source(s), infiltrating as much as possible into the soil by using best management practices and strategies.

5 Comprehensive Urban Stormwater Treatment & Analysis Tool is a decision support system to systematically evaluate the benefits (runoff and pollutant load reductions) and costs associated with various GI implementation scenarios (location, number, type, and size of GIs), and identify the most costeffective options for achieving desired flow mitigation and pollutant reduction. Answers Key Questions: o How effective are GIs (LIDs and BMPs) in reducing runoff and pollutant loadings o What are the most costeffective solutions for meeting water quality and quantity objectives? Low Impact Development/BMP Siting Tool o And where, what type, and how extensive should the GIs be? Cost-Benefit Optimization Framework Seamless Integration with GIS & SWMM5 Design and Performance Reporting of Costs, Water Quality, & Water Quantity

6 Advantages 02 ALL LID TYPES Supported Natively model all LID types using latest SWMM5 engine in one interface 04 REPORTING Powerful Use InfoSWMM robust reporting to easily analyze design performance 01 INTEGRATION Under-one-hood Seamless integration with EPA SWMM5 engine, 100% GIS Integrated (latest ArcGIS platform) 03 CONFIGURATION Flexible No fields are hard-coded. Choose a variety of different format & fields.

7 What are BMPs, LIDs, SUDS? What is? is a decision support system that assists stormwater management professionals with developing and implementing plans for flow and pollution control measures to protect source waters and meet water quality goals. It allows watershed and stormwater practitioners to develop, evaluate, and select optimal BMP/LID/GI combinations at various watershed scales based on cost and effectiveness. It extends the capabilities and functionality of InfoSWMM by providing integrated analysis of water quantity, quality, and cost factors. Definitions: o BMP: Best Management Practice o LID: Low Impact Development o GI: Green Infrastructure o SUDS: Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems o SUSTAIN*: System for Urban Stormwater Treatment and Analysis Integration *Developed by EPA's Office of Research and Development (ORD)

8 What is the Workflow Process? STEP 1 Run Site Manager to Locate Potential LID Sites STEP 2 Identify selected Combination of LID Candidates STEP 3 Run Optimizer to Optimize LID Candidate Parameters STEP 4 Develop Performance Reports to Compare LID Scenarios STEP 5 Apply Preferred LID Candidates Directly to InfoSWMM Scenario Applications: o Implement TMDL plans o Identify pollutant reductions o Determine optimal green infrastructure (GI) strategies for reducing volume and peak flows to CSOs o Evaluate benefits of distributed GI on water quantity/quality in streams o Develop a phased BMP installation plan using cost effectiveness curves

9 Siting Green Infrastructure (the Old, Tedious Way ) Find open space on a map (3 sites selected) Investigate sites one by one based on GIS information: slope pervious/impervious soil type land use type ownership groundwater levels Based on site properties, only Site 2 has real potential Determine which types of green infrastructure fit that site (1-2 types considered per location) A very lengthy and costly process.

10 Siting Green Infrastructure With Select all the attributes you wish to consider: slope pervious/impervious soil type land use type ownership groundwater levels Consider one, some, any combination or all green infrastructure types. Click Analyze Let the computer do the monotonous tasks A very simple and fully automated process

11 What are LID Control Types in? Bio Retention Cell Rooftop Disconnection o Rain Garden InfoSWMM Sustain LID Control Types Green Roof o Porous Pavement Infiltration Trench o Rain Barrel Vegetative Swale Eight (8) Types of LID Controls allowed in InfoSWMM Defined in the Attribute Browser under LID Controls o 1. Rain Garden o 2. Bio-Retention o 3. Porous Pavement o 4. Green Roof o 5. Rain Barrel o 6. Rooftop Disconnection o 7. Vegetative Swale o 8. Infiltration Trench Other BMP s such as Wet and Dry Ponds can be simulated with a Storage Node with Seepage and Evaporation.

12 What are Possible LID Controls in? o Eight (8) Types of LID Controls allowed in InfoSWMM o Defined in the Attribute Browser under LID Controls o 1. Rain Garden o 2. Bio-Retention o 3. Porous Pavement o 4. Green Roof o 5. Rain Barrel o 6. Rooftop Disconnection o 7. Vegetative Swale o 8. Infiltration Trench o Other BMP s such as Wet and Dry Ponds can be simulated with a Storage Node with Seepage and Evaporation.

13 What are the possible LID s in the Siting Manager of Sustain? o A total of 14 possible BMP s and LID s can be located using the Siting Manager of 14 Types of BMP s and LID s o Constructed Wetland o Infiltration Basin o Bio-Retention o Surface Sand Filter o Rain Barrel o Cistern o Wet Pond o Dry Pond o Grassed Swale o Infiltration Trench o Vegetated Filterstrip o Non-Surface Sand Filter o Green Roof o Porous Pavement

14 What are the possible LID s in the Siting Manager? o A total of 14 possible BMP s and LID s can be located using the Siting Manager of

15 What are the possible LID s in the Siting Manager? o A total of 14 possible BMP s and LID s can be located using the Siting Manager of

16 What are the possible LID s in the Siting Manager? o A total of 14 possible BMP s and LID s can be located using the Siting Manager of

17 What are the LID Types in the Siting Manager? Porous Pavement Constructed Wetland Infiltration Basin BioRetention Green Roof NonSurface Sand Filter Surface Sand Filter InfoSWMM Sustain LID Siting Manager Options Vegetated Filterstrip Rain Barrel Infiltration Trench Cistern Grassed Swale Wet Pond Dry Pond 14 Types of BMP s and LID s o Constructed Wetland o Infiltration Basin o Bio-Retention o Surface Sand Filter o Rain Barrel o Cistern o Wet Pond o Dry Pond o Grassed Swale o Infiltration Trench o Vegetated Filterstrip o Non-Surface Sand Filter o Green Roof o Porous Pavement

18 What Challenges Helps Solve? Pollutants Bacteria, nutrients, and heavy metals Eroding streams & shorelines Higher instream sediment levels, Unstable shoreline areas Urban Stormwater Challenges Locationspecific challenges Preserving water during drought Combined System Overflows (CSOs) Reducing I/I Regulatory Total Max. Daily Loads (TMDL), NPDES Stormwater permits, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Budget Managing costs associated with above challenges

19 What are the Tools in? Siting Manager LID Optimization What LID s were Optimized What are the Recommended Solutions? Tools: o Siting Manager to find LID s from GIS Data o Add LID s by drawing or imported from InfoSWMM o LID Candidate Selection for 14 Types of LID/BMP s o Optimization Rules and Goals o LID Optimization to find best LID Solutions o Design Report to See Optimized LID s and BMP s o Performance Report to See Effect of the LID s and BMP s o Cost Effectiveness Graph for Recommended Solutions o Export Best Solution to InfoSWMM

20 What is Siting Manager? o Siting Manager uses GIS Layer Data (1) o 14 Possible BMP s and LID s which are selected by the user (2) o GIS Layer Rules to define the possible locations for LID Candidates.

21 What are the LID Candidates from the Sustain Siting Manger? o The Siting Manager finds LID Candidates bases on the LID Type and the GIS Siting Rules o The located LID Candidates are shown on the ArcGIS Map and in the ArcGIS TOC to the left o All TOC Commands can be used for the LID Candidates

22 What is LID Candidate Selection in? o Siting Manager to find LID s from GIS Data o Add LID s by drawing or imported from InfoSWMM o Rules for Units, Width, Area, Thickness and Costs are defined by the User of

23 What LID Parameters are We Optimizing? o The number of units, the width, area and soil thickness of each LID is Optimized in o The User defines the other parameters for each LID by Layer

24 What are the LID Optimization Targets? o Optimization Targets are by Subcatchment and include Targets based on Runoff or Runoff and Water Quality (you define the Water Quality Parameters and Type) o The Optimization INCLUDES all Hydrology and Hydraulics in your model for the active elements. This can include GW, WQ, BMP s, Seepage and RTC Rules for the 1D St. Venant Equation.

25 What are the LID Optimization Techniques? Two Types of Optimization Techniques o Scatter Search or a metaheuristic search technique o Advanced Genetic Algorithm (NSGA-II), a widely used evolutionary multi-objective optimization technique. You specify the number of best solutions to report 25

26 What is the LID Design Report? o The number of Units, Width, Area and Soil thickness are listed for each of the user defined best solutions in the Optimization Dialog o The Best Solution can then be applied to the InfoSWMM LID Coverage Dialog o The Best Solution is chosen by the User of. 26

27 What is the Performance Report? o The Performance Report Shows the Optimized Performance (Sustain) against the Base LID Coverage o Graph by Subcatchment and by either Runoff or Water Quality o Cost, and the Effective Target is shown by Row o You define the number of Water Quality Parameters

28 What is the Cost-Effectiveness Curve? automatically evaluates millions of possible solutions and reports back the best ones o Siting Manager to find LID s from GIS Data o Add LID s by drawing or imported from InfoSWMM o LID Candidate Selection for 14 Types of LID/BMP s o Optimization Rules and Goals o LID Optimization to find best LID Solutions o Design Report to See Optimized LID s and BMP s o Performance Report to See Effect of the LID s and BMP s o Cost Effectiveness Graph for Recommended Solutions o Export Best (Near-Optimal) Solution to InfoSWMM

29 Dual-Objective Optimization Problem The objective is to determine GI locations, types, and design configurations that minimize the total cost of management while satisfying water quality and quantity constraints -- the most cost-effective GI options for achieving desired flow mitigation and pollutant reduction. GI Configuration Map all potential locations Typical routing configuration Unit cost (scalable) Decision Variables GI Size (0 to maximum) GI Location (on or off) Dual-Objective Function Minimize Cost estimates the overall costs of GI implementation based on fundamental construction components: Minimize i=1 n Cost ( GI) i Cost = a + b * (Width) c + d * (Area) e + f * (Volume) g + h * (Soil Volume) i + j * (Drainage Volume) k where GI i is a set of GI configuration decision variables associated with location I; n is the maximum number of feasible sites and a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j and k are cost parameters based on initiation, width, area, volume, soil volume and the bottom drainage volume of a GI component. Maximize Runoff Volume Reduction

30 Evolutionary Optimization Methods

31 How do you Export your Optimal Solution to InfoSWMM? o Once you have reviewed the Design Report and Performance Graphs you can instantly export the Optimized BMP s and LID s to InfoSWMM o Select the Best Solution (in your opinion) and Click on Apply to InfoSWMM

32 How do you Use Your Exported LID s in InfoSWMM? o The Exported Optimized LID s are added to the LID Controls in the Attribute Browser (AB) of InfoSWMM o The coverage of the LID per Subcatchment is saved to the LID Usage DB Table.

33 How do we use LID Coverage in InfoSWMM Scenario s? o A Scenario in InfoSWMM can have different General, Facility and Datasets o Exported data sets will be saved to a predefined LID Usage DB Table for the current Scenario

34 How do we use Scenario to Show the Impact of LID Usage in your InfoSWMM Network. Every LID on every Subcatchment can be viewed or graphed using: - LID Reports - LID Graphs for all Layers in the LID - LID Summary Reports

35 How do you see the performance of your LID s in the InfoSWMM Network? o You can look at all of the possible LID pathways using the LID Graphs and Reports o Possible pathways include: Total Evaporation, Surface Infiltration, Pavement Percolation, Soil Percolation, Storage Infiltration, Surface Outflow, Storage Outflow, Surface Depth, Storage Depth, Pavement Moisture, Soil Moisture, Surface Inflow

36 How do we use the Domain Manager in InfoSWMM for LID Modeling? o You can use the Domain Manager along with Connectivity Tools such as Upstream Trace and Downstream Trace to make a smaller Subset of your Network o The Domain can be saved to a Selection Set for a DB Query or Query Set

37 How do we use the Facility Manager in InfoSWMM for LID Modeling? o Once your Domain of Interest is defined then you can use the Selection Set or DB Query to make only the Domain Active and a smaller model for Optimization.

38 How do you Export the Optimized Solution to SWMM5 or ICM? o The Optimized LID s can be saved to a SWMM 5 file using the Exchange Command o The exported SWMM 5 can be used in ICM 6.5 or later with SWMM 5 Suds and LID s.

39 Where does Apply? Evaluate and select BMP/LID/GI options to achieve loading targets set by a TMDL Identify protective management practices and evaluate pollutant loadings for Source Water Protection Develop cost-effective management options for a Municipal Separate Stormwater Sewer Systems MS4 program Determine a cost-effective mix of control measures to help achieve management objectives for CSO control Evaluate the benefits of distributed GI implementation on water quantity and water quality in urban streams Develop a phased BMP installation plan using the cost effectiveness curve And many more applications

40 Detailed Two-Dimensional (2D) Surface Flood Modeling Tool Innovyze consistently provides top-notch, efficient, and friendly support when you need it. Predict Flood Extent, Depth and Velocity Seamlessly Integrate with GIS & InfoSWMM Consider Dynamic Interaction of Surface and Underground Systems Graphs, Reports, Maps, and Time-Varying Animations of Flood Extent InfoSWMM 2D

41 What is InfoSWMM 2D? Couples 2D surface flood routing with 1D InfoSWMM network routing Innovyze consistently provides top-notch, efficient, and friendly support when you need it. Simulates and displays locations and extents of surface flooding (i.e., onto streets and open lots, around building) Includes all the advanced hydraulic/hydrologic modeling tools of InfoSWMM to the 1D and 2D linked network including water quality

42 InfoSWMM 2D Benefits Innovyze consistently provides top-notch, efficient, and friendly support when Eliminate/control you need it. combined and sanitary sewer overflows by determining where and when flooding occurs Reduce capital & operational costs. Design and size drainage system components including detention facilities Guide placement of upstream LID or BMP features to minimize flooding Create dynamic flood plain mapping of natural channel systems

43 What are the Main Features of InfoSWMM 2D? ArcGIS TOC Layers for 2D Elements InfoSWMM 2D Element Editing InfoSWMM 2D Mesh and 1D Elements InfoSWMM 2D Tools InfoSWMM 2D

44 What are the Meshing Tools in InfoSWMM 2D? Tools for Drawing Polygons, Polylines and Creating Point Sources and Boundaries Tools for Meshing, 2D Element Deletion and adding 2D Result Point, Polygons and Lines. Tools: InfoSWMM 2D has tools for drawing polygons, polylines and points o Mesh Related Elements o Mesh Results Elements o Mapping and Meshing Tools Tools for 2D and 3D Mapping, Max Mesh Extent and Clear Mapping InfoSWMM 2D

45 How are nodes connected to the 2D Mesh in InfoSWMM 2D? o A Node is connected to the 2D Mesh by the 2D Flood Type o A combination weir and orifice is used to connect the 1D element to the 2D Mesh o The 2D Engine and Equations are the same as Innovyze s InfoWorks ICM InfoSWMM 2D

46 How are the 2D Parameters Set in InfoSWMM 2D? o InfoSWMM 2D using the 2D parameters as shown in the 2D Tab of the Run Manager o It can use up to 32 Cores but not a GPU card InfoSWMM 2D

47 Advanced Spatial Analyst Tools in ArcGIS 10+ for Polygon Processing in InfoSWMM o InfoSWMM as an Extension in ArcGIS allows you to use Arc Toolbox to set up Polygons for meshing along with tools such as Buffer and Append o InfoSWMM 2D also has a simplifying Polygon tool for smoother meshing InfoSWMM 2D

48 The Mesh log in InfoSWMM 2D for a Mesh created from a TIN or DEM o The meshing process in InfoSWMM 2D produces a Mesh Log of the Polygons meshed and a list of intersecting polygons InfoSWMM 2D

49 Rainfall and Infiltration of the Mesh Elements in InfoSWMM 2D are possible o Infiltration Surfaces can use Fixed, Horton or Constant Infiltration along with Rainfall on individual Simulation Polygons InfoSWMM 2D

50 Types of Meshes available in InfoSWMM 2D Meshes in 2D 1. Simulation Polygons 2. Mesh Polygons 3. Roughness Polygons 4. Initial Conditions Polygons 5. Infiltration Polygons 6. Porous Polygons 7. Infiltration IC Polygons Mesh Polygon Simulation Polygon Porous Polygon InfoSWMM 2D

51 Types of Graph Output available in InfoSWMM 2D Point Graphs Point Graphs 2D 1. Point Graphs in the Middle of a Mesh show 2. 2D Depth 3. 2D Speed 4. 2D Angle 5. 2D Volume 6. Unit Flow 7. 2D Froude Number InfoSWMM 2D

52 Types of Graph Output available in InfoSWMM 2D Junction Graphs Junction Graphs 2D 1. Node or Junction Graphs Show 2. 2D Inflow 3. 2D Depth 4. 2D Speed 5. 2D Angle 6. 2D Volume 7. Unit Flow 8. 2D Froude Number InfoSWMM 2D

53 Types of Report Outputs available in InfoSWMM 2D? 1D and 2D Modeling Reports Modeling Report 2D 1. Same Modeling Report used in ICM 2. Shown when clicking on the Notepad Icon in Run Manager InfoSWMM 2D

54 Types of Report Output available in InfoSWMM 2D InfoSWMM Mesh Contours Contours 2D Create Contours of 2D Inflow, 2D Depth, 2D Speed, 2D Angle, 2D Volume, 2D Unit Flow and 2D Froude Number at each time step InfoSWMM 2D

55 Types of Report Outputs available in InfoSWMM 2D. 2D Maximum Mesh, 2D Mesh, 2D Mesh Animation Mesh Mapping 2D 1. 2D Mesh at one report Time Step 2. 2D Mesh for Maximum Depth or Maxima 3. 3D Mesh 4. 2D Mesh Animation using the Animation Viewer InfoSWMM 2D

56 Types of Statistical Output available in InfoSWMM 2D Output Statistics Manager Junction Stats 2D 1. Daily, Monthly, Event or All Statistics 2. 2D Inflow 3. 2D Depth InfoSWMM 2D

57 Real-Time Stormwater, Wastewater and Watershed Modeling and Operational Forecasting Real-Time Modeling and Forecasting of Sewer Networks to Eliminate Overflows Seamlessly Integrate with GIS & InfoSWMM Use Radar and SCADA for Operational Forecasting Graphs, Reports, Maps, Alerts/Notifications and Animations for Sewer Performance Evaluation SWMMLive

58 What is SWMMLive? Decision support software for urban drainage systems Integrates SCADA, weather, and hydraulic/hydrologic/water quality modeling Simulates past, present, and future situations Models live what-if scenarios Makes modeling accessible to operations staff Used by modelers, engineers, utility managers, and control room operators SWMMLive

59 SWMMLive Benefits Support proactive operation Verification of model vs. SCADA Conduct operator training Develop rapid response strategies in real-time Analyze reaction to past events Eliminate/control combined and sanitary sewer overflows Reduce capital & operational costs SWMMLive

60 Operational Forecasting Using SWMMLive Configuration Manager and Operator Client Real time data Radar Telemetry SWMMLive Rain gauges Configuration Water levels Flow meters Pump operation Gate movements InfoSWMM Model Operational forecasts SWMMLive

61 How is SWMMLive Used in InfoSWMM? SWMMLive

62 How the SWMMLive Configuration Manager is Used o Siting Manager to find LID s from GIS Data o Add LID s my Drawing or imported from InfoSWMM o LID Candidate Selection for 14 Types of LID/BMP s o Optimization Rules and Goals o LID Optimization to find best LID Solutions o Design Report to See Optimized LID s and BMP s o Performance Report to See Effect of the LID s and BMP s o Cost Effectiveness Graph for Recommended Solutions o Export of Best Solution to InfoSWMM SWMMLive

63 How the SWMMLive Operator Client is Used SWMMLive

64 Next Steps for Finding More Information Go to and research on your own Schedule a phone, web, or in-person meeting with your local Client Service Manager or your local Innovyze representative Other resources: Innovyze YouTube Channel Innovyze Blog