For fire flow analyses, there should be additional constraint options that allow the results of a specified residual node to be output for each fire flow node (including pressure and residual pressure). This would allow for direct comparison of hy...

I am working on multiple Storm Drain projects, and it is very tedious to click each profile and print preview, then print to pdf. I'd like to have an option to print multiple profiles at once.

We asking for a tool in SewerGEMS for directly select connected or upstream catchments to the element of for a specified outfall.

Sometimes it is necessary to mark territory in the network when presenting simulation results to colleagues. Currently, the ability to draw is only assigned with black color and standard line thickness.

A catchment's subareas is ONLY accessible by opening the subareas collection. This limits the ability to streamline various workflows. At minimum sub areas need to be accessible from the following: Flex Tables - The current flex tables will only...

Right now the order of the categories in the Property Editor Tab is predefined by the software and it cannot be rearranged. This can be a nuisance when using smaller monitors or when there are a lot of properties to an element, where you have to s...

Applicable to CivilStorm, StormCADD, and PondPack. Sometimes we only want to calculate the runoff generated by a catchment area. However, catchment areas do not calculate runoff unless a outflow node is specified. White it's not terribly difficult...

It is very important to provide a Snapping Tools to the SewerGEMS Standalone for better digitizing and allocating element on the other elements, for example Tap element to the pipe.

Establish a means to complete a spread analysis at points of interest which are not inlets. Example 1: Determination of spread width at the end of a barrier/curb where there is no inlet. Example 2: Determination of spread width at a change in shou...

Sometimes WaterGEMS seems to have the most peculiar default intervals on graphs on the y-axis. I regularly see intervals of 0.63, 1.25,12.5, and 62.50. All of these tend to obscure the values I actually care about. I would much rather see interval...