Urban flooding

Learn how to recreate a Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) implemented in Aarhus, Denmark. Use terrain editing tools to create detailed designs and employ dynamic visualisations to effectively communicate your ideas.

We are implementing a stormwater management system in a new development area by designing a detention pond to capture runoff. This approach aims to reduce peak flow rates, mitigate flood risks, and improve water quality.

Catchments are used as a natural way to divide a city into areas that can be planned independently. Flow paths are used to identify where water can flow safely on the surface, and the terrain edit tools are used to explore strategies for diverting and retaining water.

Join this webinar to see how SCALGO Live can be used for mapping and designing Sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS). You will meet John Roberts from Pluviam Environmental and Tom Young from TEP.

Aabenraa Municipality is one of the Danish cities with the highest risk of flooding. This is perhaps why Aabenraa was among the first in Denmark to start using Scalgo Live for surface water planning and flood mitigation.

We met with David Winter from Scottish Water to chat about their vision and strategy for surface water management.