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EPANET

EPANET is a software program destined to be used by professionals who analyze, simulate and manage water distribution piping systems. It can be used to evaluate alternative strategies for improving water quality, to design and upgrade the performance of a hydraulic system, or to realize assessments about consumer exposure.

Publisher: EPA's Water Supply and Water Resources Division
Last updated: May 27th, 2020

DC Water Design Extension

The DC Water Design Extension integrates the EPANET hydraulic analysis software with ArcView GIS.DC WATER DESIGN EXTENSION is the free ArcView 3.x solution for network editing and hydraulic analysis with EPANET.DC WATER DESIGN EXTENSION is used to edit and analyze hydraulic analysis models in ArcView. The extension allows to create full EPANET hydraulic analysis models from GIS data.

Publisher: DORSCH CONSULT
Home page: dcwaterdesign.sourceforge.net
Last updated: May 22nd, 2012

ArcGIS Military Analyst

ArcGIS Military Analyst is an ArcGIS extension consisting of a suite of utilities and API designed to enhance the geospatial analysis capabilities of the defense/intelligence user community, specifically those who want to manage and exploit National Geospatial‑Intelligence Agency (NGA) Raster Product Format (RPF) data, Vector Product Format (VPF) data, and Digital Terrain Elevation Data (DTED).

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Home page: www.esri.com
Last updated: February 9th, 2011

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Inptools

This program bundles EPANET together with documentation and additional tools to process EPANET INP files. You can create CSV result files with hydraulic analysis results. One file will contain node results and the other will contain link results. When generating CSV files, make sure that you use different file names for nodes and links.

Publisher: Steffen Macke
Home page: epanet.de
Last updated: May 22nd, 2012

OilProp

OilProp is a program designed to assess the core thermophysical properties of oil and its derivatives necessary to solve transportation and processing tasks, with the minimum volume of input data. It is based on regularities and statistics generally known in the area.

Publisher: URVAS Engineering
Home page: www.urvas.com
Last updated: November 5th, 2010

WinSRFR

WinSRFR is a hydraulic analysis tool for surface irrigation systems. The application combines simulation, evaluation, operational analysis, and design functionalities. Intended users are irrigation specialists, extension agents, researchers, consultants, students, and farmers.

Publisher: USDA
Last updated: April 20th, 2015

EONE Design Assistant

E/One offers free software for hydraulic analysis of sewer systems that will use E/One grinder pumps. This version offers a more user-friendly interface and allows for both metric and imperial units of measure.EONE Design Assistant supports Windows XP, Windows XP 64, Windows Vista, and Windows Vista 64.

Publisher: Environment One Corporation
Home page: www.eone.com
Last updated: March 28th, 2012

EpaCAD

EpaCAD is a free software which easily converts an AUTOCAD file into an EPANET one, EPANET is the most widely used free software for simulation of pressurized water networks. EPACAD is able to automatically import the main properties of elements, largely providing the required information to build a network.

Publisher: ITA
Last updated: January 8th, 2011

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PlusOne 2012 (Demo)

PlusOne is an integrated software environment for pipeline design, offering a sophisticated and comprehensive range of engineering modules. The modular design and common data handling ensures that results calculated from one module flow naturally into the others, assisting the engineer in defining the pipeline configuration.

Publisher: Penspen
Last updated: September 10th, 2015

ArcGIS

ArcGIS offers a unique set of capabilities for applying location-based analysis to your business practices. Gain greater insights using contextual tools to analyze and visualize your data. Then share these insights and collaborate with others via apps, maps, and reports

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Home page: www.esri.com
Last updated: April 6th, 2022

ArcGIS for Desktop

ArcGIS for Desktop allows you to analyze your data and author geographic knowledge to examine relationships, test predictions, and ultimately make better decisions. Simplify data design, input, and cleanup with advanced editing capabilities. Automate many aspects of cartography, making intelligent map production a less time-consuming task.

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Home page: www.esri.com
Last updated: July 5th, 2020

ArcGIS Data Interoperability for Desktop

ArcGIS Data Interoperability for Desktop is a program that allows you to bring spatial data from many sources into the ArcGIS environment for mapping, visualization, and analysis. It provides a zero-coding environment to read, transform, and write in hundreds of GIS- and business-friendly formats from files, databases, and the web.

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Home page: www.esri.com
Last updated: April 30th, 2015

ArcGIS Explorer

Easy and intuitive to use—it's easy for anyone to begin working with ArcGIS Explorer, with its intuitive and easy to use ribbon user interface that presents tools in the context of how you use them. Tools including integrated tool tips and Help.- Choose your Basemap The Basemap Gallery allows you to choose from a variety of ready-to-use basemaps so you can get started quickly.

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Home page: www.esri.com
Last updated: June 19th, 2011

ArcGIS Desktop Tutorial Data

With this release, ArcGIS transforms the way you use GIS.Be more productive with your work and take advantage of GIS everywhere: via individual local desktops, across desktops and browsers leveraging central servers, and in the cloud.ArcGIS Desktop contains two applications: ArcMap and ArcCatalog. ArcMap provides data display, query, and analysis. ArcCatalog provides data management.

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Home page: www.esri.com
Last updated: August 28th, 2014

ET Surface for ArcGIS

ET Surface is a set of tools for ArcGIS that enable the users to create surfaces and perform surface analysis without the need of 3D or Spatial Analyst extensions. The functionality of ET Surface is available in three different ways: - Via the user friendly wizard type interface. - Via a set of tools for Arc Toolbox. - In .NET customizations.

Publisher: ET SpatialTechniques
Home page: www.ian-ko.com
Last updated: December 23rd, 2014

ArcGIS Maps for Office

ArcGIS Maps for Office uses the power of the ArcGIS mapping platform to enable Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint users to leverage location-based analysis. You can work with data stored on ArcGIS Online or behind the firewall in ArcGIS for Server, and securely access, publish, and share maps and data.

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Home page: www.esri.com
Last updated: July 31st, 2016

ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java

ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java is a program that enables you to perform analysis with geoprocessing models and tools in your mapping applications, online and offline, and work with their results. You can easily process messages in MIL-STD-2525C and App-6(B) format, from input stream or file and add them as symbols to your map.

Publisher: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Last updated: November 27th, 2014

Hourly Analysis Program

Carrier's Hourly Analysis Program is two powerful tools in one package. HAP provides versatile features for designing HVAC systems for commercial buildings. It also offers powerful energy analysis capabilities for comparing energy consumption and operating costs of design alternatives. By combining both tools in one package significant time savings are achieved.

Publisher: National Institute of Building Sciences
Last updated: September 28th, 2017