Exporting results

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Once your project is finished,

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info drainage offers a variety of options for

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exporting the results including two cod G I.

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S, text land Xml and micro drainage.

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With an exercise file open in the ribbon export tab.

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You can see several panels in which you can export data to G I. S. Or text format.

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You can also export data into a printable report.

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This is an integral part of info drainage because approving

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authorities often rely solely on printed reports for auditing purposes

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in the file tab select print

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in the print dialog.

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There are several customization options that allow you to

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specify what will be included in the report.

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Best practices to include only the information you need

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otherwise the amount of information in the final report can be overwhelming,

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expand the phases and storm nodes.

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It is recommended that you only include the optimized phase of your project

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in this example the optimized suds design phase

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So make sure the box next to it is checked,

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expand the events node and make sure only critical storm is toggled on.

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You can look at the tree view to see

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which additional data elements to include in the report

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in this case. Junctions stormwater controls connections in flow summary.

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Outfall details and analysis criteria including the rainfall underneath it.

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Next

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click the results tab.

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You have options for all items per storm and all storms per item in this case,

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toggle on all items per storm,

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expand the summaries node and make sure the boxes next to junction summary.

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Stormwater control summary and connection summary are checked.

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Keep in mind that checking additional options will result in a much larger report,

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click update preview and the preview area of the

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dialog shows what the printed report will include,

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scroll through the table to see how the data is presented.