Innovyze Releases Next Generation InfoWater VCM, the Ultimate Solution for Infrastructure Criticality and Vulnerability Assessment
Aug 07, 2012
In its ongoing quest to equip the global drinking water industry with the world’s most comprehensive and innovative GIS-centric smart water network modeling and management solutions, Innovyze announced significant new enhancements to its InfoWater VCM (Valve Criticality Modeling) software.
- Automated network model element construction from GIS layers, including use of GIS layer-based gate-valve elements directly for closeable element definition to achieve a more representative description of isolation operation.
- Complete analysis and reporting of disconnected elements and affected areas, including total demand shortfall, total disconnected pipe length, and disconnected pipe diameter range (minimum, maximum, and average).
- Improved tracing functionality.
- Direct criticality modeling of any subnetwork.
- Enhanced hydraulic performance assessment on total affected demands, no-service demands, low and high pressures, pressure drops and increases, loss in levels of service, high pipe velocities, and flow reversals.
- Comprehensive reporting on affected areas, including closed area, disconnected area, and combined area as well as assessment summary on junction and pipe performance.
- Complete color-coding of assessment results for visual inspection.
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