Autodesk InfoWorks ICM

Advanced integrated catchment modeling software for water and wastewater infrastructure planning and management

Comprehensive Catchment Modeling for Water Infrastructure

Autodesk InfoWorks ICM is the industry-leading integrated catchment modeling software that enables water utilities, engineering firms, and government agencies to simulate and analyze the complete water cycle within a single platform.

With InfoWorks ICM, you can model rainfall-runoff, river flow, urban drainage, and wastewater systems in an integrated environment. The software combines 1D and 2D hydraulic modeling capabilities with advanced water quality analysis to provide a complete picture of water infrastructure performance.

From master planning and system design to operational management and flood risk assessment, InfoWorks ICM provides the tools you need to make informed decisions about water infrastructure investments and operations.

Powerful Features

Discover how InfoWorks ICM transforms water infrastructure modeling

Integrated 1D/2D Modeling

Simulate both pipe networks (1D) and surface flooding (2D) in a single model to accurately predict flood behavior and identify at-risk areas.

Rainfall-Runoff Modeling

Model the complete rainfall-runoff process using multiple methods including SCS, Green-Ampt, and SWMM to understand how rainfall becomes runoff in your catchment.

Water Quality Analysis

Analyze water quality parameters including pollutants, sediments, and nutrients to assess environmental impact and treatment requirements.

GIS Integration

Leverage geospatial data and mapping capabilities to visualize models, analyze spatial relationships, and communicate results effectively.

Real-Time Control

Model and optimize real-time control strategies for pumps, gates, and other control structures to improve system performance and resilience.

Scenario Analysis

Evaluate multiple scenarios including climate change, urbanization, and infrastructure improvements to develop robust long-term strategies.

Key Benefits

Why water professionals choose InfoWorks ICM

Integrated Approach

Model the complete water cycle in a single platform, eliminating the need for multiple software and ensuring data consistency across all components.

Accurate Predictions

Make more accurate predictions of system behavior with advanced hydraulic engines and comprehensive modeling capabilities.

Time Savings

Reduce modeling time by up to 50% with efficient workflows, automated processes, and powerful computing capabilities.

Risk Reduction

Identify and mitigate flood risks, system failures, and water quality issues before they become costly problems.

Why Choose Aptus Infotech for Autodesk InfoWorks ICM?

Official Autodesk Gold Partner

As an authorized partner, we provide access to genuine Autodesk products.

Technical Support

Our support team is available to assist with installation, troubleshooting, and usage questions.

Local Presence

With offices in Oman, we provide personalized service and quick response times.

Expert Training

Certified trainers deliver comprehensive training programs tailored to your industry needs.

Ready to Transform Your Water Infrastructure Modeling?

Get a free trial of Autodesk InfoWorks ICM today and experience the future of integrated catchment modeling.

What Our Clients Say

Hear from professionals who have transformed their water projects with InfoWorks ICM

“InfoWorks ICM has transformed how we approach water infrastructure planning. The integrated 1D/2D modeling capabilities have helped us identify flood risks we never would have found with traditional methods.”

Robert Thompson

Water Resources Director,

Metro Water Authority

“The AutoCAD toolsets from Aptus have revolutionized our workflow. The specialized tools for architecture have significantly improved our productivity and design quality.”

Emily Chen

Principal Engineer,

Aqua Engineering Consultants

“As a small engineering firm, we needed affordable yet powerful CAD software. Aptus recommended AutoCAD LT, which perfectly meets our needs without breaking the budget.”