Autodesk Platinum Partner APPLIED TECHNOLOGY has launched a service for creating electronic delivery data based on inland flood analysis results generated with Autodesk InfoWorks ICM. The service supports the creation of data compliant with Version 5.1 of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism’s Guidelines for Digitizing Inundation Assumption Area Map Data.
Autodesk announced that its Platinum Partner APPLIED TECHNOLOGY has launched a service for creating electronic delivery data based on inland flood analysis results generated with InfoWorks ICM, in compliance with Version 5.1 of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism’s guidelines.
The service creates CSV data for electronic delivery based on analysis results calculated with InfoWorks ICM, in compliance with the guidelines published by the Japanese government. The data is then checked and delivered using a tool for digitizing inland flood inundation assumption area map data.
This will help establish an environment for using inland flood analysis results in municipal hazard map development, data utilization with GIS, and electronic delivery operations performed by construction consultants.
Autodesk will continue promoting the development of an environment that connects hydraulic and hydrologic analysis with data utilization by combining its analysis solutions with its partners’ professional services.