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Free edition of InfoWorks RS 14/01/2009
Wallingford Software has presented InfoWorks RS Free Edition: a 250-node edition of the InfoWorks RS 1D modeling solution for river and coastal systems. InfoWorks RS is a river modeling package with users throughout Europe, North America and Asia.

InfoWorks RS Free Edition provides an introduction to river modeling for small flood risk assessments, localised flood mapping updates and refinements, assessing bridge afflux, small flood defence and river engineering design, catchment flood and surface water resource management plans, receiving water impact studies and river restoration design. InfoWorks RS Free Edition will also prove invaluable for teaching river modeling in university and consultancy environments.

InfoWorks RS Free Edition includes all the core 1D modeling functionality of the full version of InfoWorks RS but is limited to building and running individual model networks of up to 250 nodes.

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