PCSWMM
CHI's commercial GIS front-end for SWMM — the most direct productivity upgrade for serious SWMM users.
Autodesk's integrated catchment model — the heavyweight for large sewer networks and coupled 2D flooding.
by Autodesk (Innovyze)
InfoWorks ICM (Integrated Catchment Modelling), now an Autodesk product from the Innovyze lineage, is the enterprise standard for large urban drainage and sewer models: full hydrodynamic network simulation coupled natively to 2D overland meshes, real-time control, water quality, and multi-user database-backed model management that large utilities rely on.
Where a city-scale combined-sewer model with dozens of contributing modellers is the job, ICM's model-management layer is the differentiator no open stack currently matches. It is priced accordingly; SWMM-based stacks remain the escape hatch for smaller scopes.
Ranked by the topics, categories and workflow stages they share with InfoWorks ICM.
CHI's commercial GIS front-end for SWMM — the most direct productivity upgrade for serious SWMM users.
The public-domain engine of urban drainage: dynamic-wave pipe networks, runoff, LID and water quality.
Storm and foul water drainage design and 1D hydraulic modelling software for UK and Irish civil engineers.
Browser-based urban stormwater and drainage modeling powered by OpenSWMM 6 compiled to WebAssembly.
DHI's unified platform for rivers, urban drainage and distribution networks — successor to MIKE 11/MIKE URBAN.
Bentley's sanitary and combined sewer modelling suite, integrated with CAD and GIS environments.