Urban Software

MOUSE is an engineering software tool for the simulation of hydrology, hydraulics, water quality and sediment transport in urban drainage and sewer systems.

The Pipe Flow Model carries out computation of unsteady flows in pipe networks. The computation is founded on an implicit, finite difference numerical solution of the basic 1D, free surface flow equations (Saint-Venant).

The Surface Runoff Module includes three types of surface runoff computation - Time-Area Model, Kinematic Wave Model, Linear Reservoir Model - and different hydrological levels for the description of the urban catchment surfaces. The computed hydrographs are used as input to the Pipe Flow model.

MIKE NET is an engineering software package for the simulation of steady flow and pressure distribution, extended period simulation of hydraulic and water quality behaviour within drinking water distribution systems.

SOBEK-Urban is a modeling tool for simple or extensive urban drainage systems consisting of sewers and open channels. SOBEK-Urban allows to design new urban areas or analyze and improve existing ones. It enables to find out what measures will prevent drainage congestion, street flooding and water pollution from sewer overflows. The return period of street flooding and sewer overflows can be analyzed using long time series of rainfall data or storm events.