Stormwater Drainage Design Fundamentals (Ep. 2): Creating Water Networks - Training Webinar Series

00:02 Introduction 04:42 Menus in 12d Model for creating water networks/explanation of episode content 09:06 Recap of Episode 1 10:09 Creating/editing water strings (includes discussion of water string defaults 18:10 Adding/appending nodes 33:41 Reversing string direction/setting flow direction 36:52 'Create from strings' option/Water Network Editor 48:56 'String split/join', and 'Move' options 58:20 Tidying your view 59:28 Plot button (for labelling networks, etc.) 01:02:34 Q&A This series of training webinars – Stormwater Drainage Design Fundamentals – covers the basic and intermediate aspects of the Water modules in 12d Model 14, with special emphasis on the design of stormwater drainage. It is presented as a condensed overview of the material normally covered in the first two days of the formal Three Waters training courses (W01 to W06) offered regularly by 12d Solutions. This material is assumed knowledge for many of the more advanced training courses available in the 12d Water suite. A construction-ready drainage model – including catchments, pits, pipes, culverts, channels and flood extents – is created from scratch in 3D and designed for specified minor and major storm events using the Rational Method. Output plans, long-sections and calculation tables are also produced. This webinar is Episode 2 of the series: Creating Water Networks. It shows a variety of ways to create and modify Water strings to develop your water network models. It also introduces the Water Network Editor (WNE), which is used, initially, to assign all node/link names, types and levels and to label water networks in detail. The WNE is one of the primary tools of the Three Waters modules, and its additional capabilities will be showcased in all the remaining episodes of the series. Difficulty Level: Basic-Intermediate For more information, please visit our website www.12d.com or email [email protected]