Autodesk InfoWorks WS Pro: Collaborative water distribution modeling

What is Autodesk InfoWorks WS Pro?

Autodesk InfoWorks WS Pro enables engineers to accurately model and simulate water distribution systems for planning, designing, and operations.

• Plan for short- and long-term horizons in a collaborative, multi-user workgroup environment, in the cloud or locally.
• Analyze system operations to prevent outages, make capital planning decisions, and implement network improvements.
• Represent distribution networks accurately in record speed, including a wide range of pumps and valves, and simulate past, present, and future states.

Why use Autodesk InfoWorks WS Pro?

Collaborative modeling

Improve productivity with team editing of water distribution models with smart tracking, locally or in the cloud.

Powerful simulations

Conduct rapid analysis using the scalability of cloud, including modeling transient events and pump operations. Local simulation available.

Operational digital twins

Increase operational confidence through SCADA integration, real time analytics with Info360 integrations, and detailed hydraulic results.

What you can do with Autodesk InfoWorks WS Pro

Represent water systems accurately and efficiently in one collaborative environment

Automate connections to third-party applications such as geographic information system (GIS) and telemetry, shortening model set up time while ensuring highly-accurate model results for effective digital twins. Improve productivity with insights for capital planning and operations.

Model with reliable database operations for efficient workflows

Scalable, enterprise-access hydraulic models provide multi-user editing, version-controlled model tracking for conflict resolution, customizable user permissions, and data flags to keep track of changes in the hydraulic model.

Plan, model, and operate water distribution systems

Build, edit, and run complete hydraulic models accurately and simulate efficiently for any stage of the represented network infrastructure lifecycle, from planning and design to operations and maintenance.