CatchmentSIM
- Overview
- music integration
- 12d Integration
- Our Users
- Download
- Training & Support
- Get a Quote
CatchmentSIM is a powerful software package for hydrologic analysis of terrain including mapping catchments, flowpaths and integration with hydrologic models.
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CatchmentSIM provides integration with eWater's music for automated setup of music models. More information on CatchmentSIM's music integration can be seen in our brochure, or by watching the video below. eWater music Video |
Aquaplaning Risk Assessment
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CatchmentSIM can be used to automate the identification of aquaplaning risk areas in 12d road design surfaces. Aquaplaning Demo Video |
Catchment and Flow Path Delineation
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CatchmentSIM provides integration with 12d Model for fast and efficient mapping of catchments and flow paths over 12d Model TINs or Super TINs. It can be used to automate the mapping of drainage pit/inlet catchments as well as flow paths and can also model fence lines and other flow obstructions. View our detailed documentation on 12d Urban Drainage, or watch the following videos. |
12d Integration Script
CatchmentSIM is widely used throughout the Australian water industry including the following organisations.
Registered users with current maintenance contracts should be able to download CatchmentSIM from the Help >> Check for New Version menu, or by logging in to http://licensing.csse.com.au. Other users should contact us for download access.
New users can access trial software via http://licensing.csse.com.au.
CatchmentSIM includes a wide range of training and support options, including:
- Several free tutorials
- Comprehensive online help
- In-house training options (please contact us)
Free phone and email based technical support is also offered to all licensed users with valid maintenance agreements.
Please contact us for a no obligation quote for CatchmentSIM.



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