Getting Started & Project Workflow
11 articles- Stormwater Hydrology Methods
- Stormwater Element Display Properties
- Import Stormwater Shapefile Geometry Command
- Understanding Storm Scenarios
- Exporting Your Project to LandXML
Stormwater drainage design, storm sewer networks, and detention modeling with native GIS workflows.
In GeoSTORM, LID structures can be defined by either drawing or assigning polygons/polylines on the Map View using the following commands: Draw LID Structures Assign LID Structures After adding LID st…
Read article →The Extract Cross Section Geometry command allows the user to extract the cross section geometry from an underlying elevation grid where valid elevation data are present. The software will automatical…
Read article →Low Impact Development (LID) is a modern stormwater management approach that supports natural hydrologic processes rather than disrupting them. Instead of routing runoff quickly into pipes and channel…
Read article →Computing subbasin slopes is a critical aspect of hydrologic modeling and watershed analysis. Some of the runoff methods being used in the stormwater project utilize the computed subbasin slope. This…
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