Compare two EPANET INP files: static properties (nodes, links, tanks) and simulation results side by side.

Upload and configure GIS data (shapefiles, GeoJSON, KML, etc.). Map layers, transform coordinates, and export for model building.

Upload, visualize and manipulate time series data. Export in structured formats for downstream use.

Confirm the quality of your GIS data before building your hydraulic model. Find topological errors in your data set, such as point objects not located ontop of lines. Export the fixed topology to use in your model build with Qatium.

Automatic detection of the rules used to control tank levels.

Visualize the predictions of upcoming demands.

Upload an EPANET INP file, configure tank initial levels, controls, chlorination points and run a hydraulic + water age quality simulation with a chlorination restart trick.

A collection of hands-on activities to help understand water quality in EPANET was used as part of the AWWA ACE23 Water Quality workshop.