In this technical instruction session, we’ll explore how integrating Datum360 with InfoAsset Manager and hydraulic modeling tools like InfoWorks ICM and InfoWorks WS Pro software can establish a single source of truth for utility asset data. This session will walk through the architecture of a live integration pipeline—connecting BIM updates to hydraulic models in near real time. When a designer updates a pipe diameter in an intelligent model, the change is registered in Datum360 using a unique asset ID. From there, data flows to InfoAsset Manager using the Ruby Exchange API. It is finally synchronized with InfoWorks ICM or InfoWorks WS Pro. The result is a continuously accurate, up-to-date hydraulic model that utility owners can rely on—without time-consuming manual data entry. This connected workflow enables faster updates, better decision making, and significant operational savings.

Under a consent decree since 2002 that was modified in 2017 (MCD), the City of Baltimore’s Department of Public Works (DPW) manages the operation and maintenance (O&M) and capital improvement (CIP) activities required by the MCD, in addition to a broader mission to implement sound asset management principles across the organization. This presentation will feature a deep dive into the evolution of DPW’s sewer data management and asset management programs—facilitated in part by the implementation of InfoAsset Manager, which led to the optimization of their O&M and CIP plans. You’ll learn the processes within the software and strategies employed to select assets for condition assessment; import; manage and evaluate the inspection data; develop O&M programs for cyclical cleaning, root, and grease control; and develop CIP projects using condition assessment data. We’ll also describe the multiple savings to DPW following the software implementation over the past five years.

In this live product demo, you’ll discover how to transform hydraulic modeling by eliminating the need for traditional ruby coding. We’ll showcase a powerful integration between Dynamo and the robust InfoWorks ICM and InfoWorks WS Pro platforms, where preconfigured drag-and-drop nodes replicate ruby methods. Throughout the session, participants will see how automation can dramatically reduce repetitive tasks, streamline workflows, and boost accuracy in hydraulic modeling. You’ll learn practical techniques to create custom automation workflows that cut manual coding and shorten project timelines—all while maintaining design precision. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to these tools, this demo will offer valuable insights to optimize your design processes and improve overall project efficiency.