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Accreditation Organisation: The CPD Group
Provider Number: #789201
8 Activities Accredited

About This Provider

Autodesk Water Infrastructure provides advanced software solutions that help utilities, engineers and planners design, model, manage and optimise water, wastewater and stormwater systems, supporting better decision-making, resilience, sustainability and long-term infrastructure planning across the full water lifecycle.

CPD Activities

CPD Course: Autodesk's Advanced Water Modelling Masterclass Series (InfoWorks WS Pro and InfoWorks ICM v2027)

ACTIVE

Autodesk Water Infrastructure's Advanced Water Modelling Masterclass Series: InfoWorks WS Pro & InfoWorks ICM v2027 is an advanced course designed for water professionals looking to leverage the latest capabilities in Autodesk's hydraulic modelling platforms. Participants will explore new features in InfoWorks WS Pro and InfoWorks ICM v2027, including ESRI integration, AI-powered workflows, task automation, scripting, network design, and subgrid sampling. The course demonstrates how these enhancements streamline model development, improve design efficiency, and support scalable digital twin workflows for water distribution, drainage, and wastewater systems. Participants should have a basic understanding of hydraulic modelling concepts and practical experience using InfoWorks WS Pro and/or InfoWorks ICM. Familiarity with GIS data and engineering modelling workflows is recommended.

4 CPD Credits
#1021043
Accredited: 20 July 2026
Expires: 20 July 2027
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CPD Webinars

Making India Water Resilient (Part 1): Storm Sewer and Flood

ACTIVE

This webinar examines the challenges facing India’s stormwater, sewer, and flood management systems due to rapid urbanisation, aging infrastructure, and increasing climate pressures. It focuses on the use of integrated catchment modelling with InfoWorks ICM to improve planning and decision-making. The session covers how modelling can be used to simulate storm and sewer networks, assess flood risks under different scenarios, and identify system constraints and mitigation strategies. It also highlights how data-driven approaches can reduce design revisions, streamline approvals, and support more effective infrastructure investment. Real-world insights are provided by an industry expert, demonstrating how these tools are being applied in practice to enhance resilience and enable a shift from reactive to proactive water management.

1 CPD Credits
60 minutes
Accredited: 02 April 2026
Expires: 02 April 2029

Making India Water Resilient Part 2 - Water Supply and Distribution

ACTIVE

Ensuring reliable and continuous water supply is a critical step toward building water-resilient cities in India. In this second session of the Making India Water Resilient series, Dr. Sanjay Dahasahasra explores the transition from intermittent to 24×7 pressurised water supply systems and the key challenges that have historically limited their implementation across the country. This webinar dives into the practical role of GIS and hydraulic modelling in planning, designing, and managing modern water distribution networks. Attendees will gain insights into GIS-based workflows—from base map creation, georeferencing, and digitization to developing hydraulic models with accurate elevation and demand data. The session also highlights the use of Autodesk InfoWorks WS Pro for advanced network modelling and demonstrates how District Metered Areas (DMAs) can improve operational control and reduce non-revenue water (NRW). A detailed case study of the Lormi 24×7 Water Supply Scheme will showcase real-world applications, key outcomes, and lessons learned. The session concludes with actionable insights for engineers, planners, and decision-makers working toward sustainable and efficient urban water systems. Join us to discover how digital technologies can enable smarter water infrastructure and support India’s journey toward water resilience.

1 CPD Credits
60 minutes
Accredited: 14 April 2026
Expires: 14 April 2029

Making India Water Resilient (Part 3) - How Autodesk and GIS Help

ACTIVE

Part 3 of the Making India Water Resilient webinar series explores how integrating hydraulic modeling with GIS — using Autodesk solutions and InfoWater Pro — can help utilities and engineering teams improve water network visibility, enhance collaboration, and make smarter infrastructure decisions. Join Rajeshwari Mynepalli, Technical Specialist in Water at Autodesk, to see how connected data and integrated workflows can support digital transformation and long-term water resilience planning. CPD certificates available to live attendees.

1 CPD Credits
60 minutes
Accredited: 29 April 2026
Expires: 29 April 2029

Advancing Hydraulic Models of Water and Wastewater Networks

ACTIVE

This webinar explores how the latest advancements in InfoWorks WS Pro and InfoWorks ICM are helping water utilities modernise their hydraulic modelling approaches. As organisations across Australia and New Zealand face increasing pressure from climate variability, aging infrastructure, population growth, and stricter regulations, the session highlights how moving beyond traditional, manual modelling workflows can unlock more efficient, integrated, and data-driven ways of working. You’ll see how new capabilities in the 2027 releases support automation, improved data integration, and more connected planning and design processes. The webinar focuses on enabling utilities to enhance model accuracy, identify risks earlier, and make more confident investment decisions, ultimately helping build more resilient and reliable water and wastewater networks.

1 CPD Credits
60 minutes
Accredited: 07 May 2026
Expires: 07 May 2029

Advancing Hydraulic Models of Water and Wastewater Networks with InfoWorks ICM and InfoWorks WS Pro 2027

ACTIVE

This webinar explores how the latest advancements in InfoWorks WS Pro and InfoWorks ICM are helping water utilities modernise their hydraulic modelling approaches. As organisations across the world face increasing pressure from climate variability, aging infrastructure, population growth, and stricter regulations, the session highlights how moving beyond traditional, manual modelling workflows can unlock more efficient, integrated, and data-driven ways of working. You’ll see how new capabilities in the 2027 releases support automation, improved data integration, and more connected planning and design processes. The webinar focuses on enabling utilities to enhance model accuracy, identify risks earlier, and make more confident investment decisions, ultimately helping build more resilient and reliable water and wastewater networks.

1 CPD Credits
60 minutes
Accredited: 10 June 2026
Expires: 10 June 2029

New Feature Updates for Water Infrastructure Solutions and Advancements in Hydraulic Modeling of Water Distribution and Wastewater Networks | 水インフラ製品の 最新機能アップデート及び 上下水道ネットワークの 水理モデルの高度化

ACTIVE

English: This webinar, held by Autodesk in June 2026, "Latest Feature Updates for Water Infrastructure Solutions and Advancements in Hydraulic Modeling of Water Distribution and Wastewater Networks," introduces the latest features and development trends of water infrastructure solutions, including InfoWorks WS Pro, InfoWorks ICM, InfoDrainage, and Info360. It also explores workflow automation, AI applications, digital twins, and advancements in network design, highlighting how these technologies support the digital transformation of water and wastewater utilities. ------ 日本語 本資料は、2026年6月に開催されたオートデスクのウェビナー「水インフラ製品の最新機能アップデート及び上下水道ネットワークの水理モデルの高度化」の講演資料です。InfoWorks WS Pro、InfoWorks ICM、InfoDrainage、Info360などの水インフラ向けソリューションの最新機能や開発動向を紹介するとともに、ワークフロー自動化、AI活用、デジタルツイン、ネットワーク設計の高度化について解説しています。

1 CPD Credits
60 minutes
Accredited: 17 June 2026
Expires: 17 June 2029

Achieving 24x7 Water Supply with Digital Hydraulic Modelling

ACTIVE

This webinar will focus on a practical approach to achieving 24x7 pressurised water supply systems (PWSS) in India through digital hydraulic modelling, GIS integration, SCADA, and digital twin technologies. The session will discuss how utilities can transition from intermittent supply systems to continuous, reliable, and equitable water distribution networks by combining engineering planning with real-time operational intelligence.

1 CPD Credits
60 minutes
Accredited: 19 August 2026
Expires: 19 August 2029

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1 Denison St

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32nd flr

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North Sydney

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2060

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