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FloodArea for ArcGIS® - hydrodynamic modelling
FloodArea is a 2D model completely integrated in ArcGIS® for the calculation of flood areas. Since the first release in 2001, more and more authorities (local authorities to ministries), engineering companies and research institutions from 20 countries on five continents trust this simulation and modeling tool.
FloodArea for ArcGIS supports you with the following functions
- Hydrodynamic modelling of the flooded areas and the inundation depths
- Simulation of dam and dike breaches
- Feeding/removal over spatially variable water levels or hydrographs at up to 500 points
- Simulation of torrential rain events with variable runoff coefficient (slope runoff hazard)
- Automatic generation of animation films (.avi) for the better awareness of your customers
- Output of flow directions for a flow path analysis
- Taking account of flow obstacles (dikes, railway embankments, etc.) not included in the terrain model
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FloodArea is completely integrated in ArcGIS and thus also saves you time!
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We have compiled further information about our FloodArea HPC high-end version for you.
FloodArea 10 released!
The development of FloodArea for ArcGIS 10 has just been completed and the release for the newest generation of ESRI's ArcGIS product family is ready! In the process of porting FloodArea to ESRI's ArcGIS 10 a complete revision has been accomplished. In addition to the well-known user interface users now can benefit from the newly developed Toolbox-Version of FloodArea. Now it is possible to integrate FloodArea 10 in ArcGIS-ModelBuilder geoprocessing chains, or to start FloodArea from the command line and perform batch processing for simulation runs. The hydrodynamic modeling core has been optimized, in particular for small rainfall scenarios. Users benefit also from an increased set of metadata parameters; to name a few only. For large-scale and extreme simulation and modeling challenges, e.g. with high-resolution Lidar datasets, the also updated computing-cluster version FloodAreaHPC is available.
And the next update is just around the corner: many power features of the FloodAreaHPC will become integral parts of the regular Desktop-Version for ArcGIS: a 30% improvement in performance and support of multi-core CPUs. Make your decision today and you'll receive the updated version automatically.
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