Delta Hydro Studio
Browser-based hydrology and hydraulics calculators for practising engineers — no install, report-ready output.
The public-domain engine of urban drainage: dynamic-wave pipe networks, runoff, LID and water quality.
by US EPA
EPA's Storm Water Management Model is the reference engine for urban hydrology and hydraulics: subcatchment rainfall-runoff, full dynamic-wave routing through pipes, channels, storage and controls, low-impact-development modules, groundwater interaction, and pollutant buildup-washoff — continuous or single-event.
SWMM's public-domain status is why the entire urban-drainage software industry sits on top of it: PCSWMM, InfoWorks-style suites, countless municipal spreadsheets and the whole PySWMM ecosystem. Learn the engine once and every wrapper becomes familiar. If you do urban drainage and have not opened SWMM directly, it is worth knowing exactly what the commercial GUIs are charging for.
Other urban stormwater & infrastructure tools covering similar workflow stages.
Browser-based hydrology and hydraulics calculators for practising engineers — no install, report-ready output.
Python interface to the SWMM engine — step through simulations, read state, and control gates in real time.
EPA's free tool for estimating site runoff reduction from green infrastructure, with climate scenarios.
EPA's toolbox for sanitary sewer overflow planning — RDII analysis with the SWMM engine underneath.
Build and read EPA SWMM models as QGIS layers — free GIS-based SWMM model construction.
The US land-development standard for TR-55/TR-20 hydrographs and detention pond design.