Water Network Management Software

WaterMAP is an AutoCAD-based water network management application for Water Utilities designed to help manage the mapping and analysis of a water distribution network.  WaterMAP provides tools for accurate and precise modeling, in geographic space, of a Water Utilities infrastructure.

Recent EPA requirements, in response to the September 11^th terrorist attacks, mandate that all water utilities in the United States perform a vulnerability assessment of their water systems.  The results of these vulnerability assessments are the beginning of a long process of securing the water supply and distribution networks. 

Water system mapping and modeling will be a critical piece of water system security as well as the response to threats and future government regulations.

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• Rapidly print out complex map books of your water system for public distribution or field use
• Store as-builts of your water system components in one logical place
• Model your water system, in correct geographic position, to be used for operations and maintenance or engineering
• Distribute maps to wireless devices such as laptops or handhelds
• Perform quick analysis and reporting of what-if scenarios for:
  • Hydrant flushes
  • Water main shutdowns
  • New service request
  • Many more

• Track results of vulnerability assessments
• Assist in crisis decision making
• Accelerate emergency response planning
• Facilitate crisis communications
• Aid in threat identification and response
• Help identify areas of risk

WaterMAP Desktop

WaterMAP Desktop includes a set of tools to map, display and query your water system components in Autocad Map.

Components include:

• Water Hydrants
• Valves
• Pump stations
• Manholes
• Water Mains (various sizes and materials)
• Inverts

Tools include:

• Search for components
• Network analysis
• Map book printing
• Labeling routines
• Integration with aerial photography

WaterMAP Server

WaterMAP server includes a set of tools to display, query and print your water system maps.

Tools include:

• Zoom and Pan
• Find and locate components
• Print and plot routines
• Network analysis
• Network reporting