Autodesk Innovyze software product training.

Training

Autodesk Innovyze software product training.
We provide face-to-face training for all the Innovyze software products.

Select from one of our standard courses or contact us to discuss a customised course to suit your needs.

InfoWorks ICM Introductory

The InfoWorks ICM Introduction course is a two-day course introducing attendees to key concepts in using InfoWorks ICM for drainage system modelling. All aspects of sanitary, storm, combined and overland systems can be represented along with all the inflows such as population flows, rainfall, infiltration and trade discharges that contribute to them. This training is designed to help the user optimally model, calibrate, and design their system. Upon completion of this course, the attendee will have a fundamental knowledge of InfoWorks ICM and will be able to maintain, run, analyse and optimise sewer, storm and combined collection systems.

The agenda for the training seminar is as follows:
Day 1:
Session A: InfoWorks ICM SE Product Overview
Session B: The InfoWorks ICM SE Project
Session C: Creating an InfoWorks ICM SE Model
Session D: Working in the Interface
Session E: Dry Weather Modeling Setup
Session F: Basic Output Review
Day 2
Session G: Wet Weather Modeling Setup
Session H: Viewing Results
Session I: Running Multiple Simulations/Comparing Results
Session J: Using Flow Survey Data
Session K: Pump and Controls
Session L: Importing and Exporting

Stormwater Modelling Management with InfoWorks ICM

This two-day course will focus on stormwater modelling, covering hydrology, 1D and 2D hydraulics. Attendees will learn the most efficient way of setting up models, analysing the results and reporting. Gain the skills and knowledge you need to complete your projects on time, on budget and to a high standard.

The agenda for the training seminar is as follows:
Day 1:
Workshop 1: Setting up the Database
Workshop 2: Setting up Project Data
Workshop 3: Sub-catchment Hydrology
Workshop 4: 1D Network Hydraulics
Workshop 5: Rainfall Data
Workshop 6: Simulating and Reviewing
Day 2
Workshop 7: Creating a 2D Mesh
Workshop 8: Basic 1D-2D Urban Models
Workshop 9: Refining the Models
Workshop 10: Creating a 2D River Model
Workshop 11: Advanced 2D Structures (Dam Walls, Bridges, Time-varying geometry)
Workshop 12: 2D Results Analysis

InfoWorks WS Pro Introductory

This two-day Introduction to InfoWorks WS Pro course is designed to introduce the functionality of the InfoWorks WS Pro software. The course is aimed at water supply engineers, technicians and operators with knowledge of water supply network modelling. The course explains the data handling capability, file structure and basic functionality of InfoWorks and features basic case studies to demonstrate the features covered during the day.

The agenda for the training seminar is as follows:
Day 1:
Session 1: Hydraulics Intro and Theory
Session 2: Using WS Pro
Session 3: Making Changes
Session 4: Modelling Scenarios
Session 5: Demand

Day 2
Session 6: Backgrounds and Themes
Session 7: Pump Stations
Session 8: Model Build
Session 9: Importing and Exporting Data
Session 10: Control Valves
Session 11: Intro to Water Quality Runs

Location

Face-to-face
Contact us to organise on-site training or find out about the next public training session

Duration

We offer standard 2-day training courses or can do a customised course that suit your needs

Included

Venue
Software Licenses
Lunch
Training Material

Excluded

Laptop (To be provided by each Trainee)

Your Trainers

Scott Gerke

Scott brings 16+ years of technical expertise in the water and sewerage industry having worked on a variety of projects ranging from large broadscale planning to detailed planning for local networks in water and sewerage network planning. Scott has a wide-ranging experience in wastewater network hydraulic modelling, water distribution network modelling and network planning using InfoWorks products.

Sam Neill

Sam brings 10+ years of technical expertise in stormwater modelling ranging from small to very large projects and also has extensive experience in the Environmental and Civil domain. He has a robust understanding of the technical aspects and principles of hydrology, hydraulics, water quality and Civil design and using InfoWorks products.

Casey Shannon

Casey is a professional engineer who has worked on a variety of projects relating to water distribution and sewer network modelling and master planning. Casey has expertise in water and wastewater model builds, model migrations and master planning in various hydraulic modelling packages and has provided many hydraulic modelling software training courses to various water utilities and consultants across Australia and New Zealand for both water and wastewater modelling.