Effective river management and flood protection begin with a clear understanding of the terrain and a well-developed river model.

Join us for an exclusive AQUATERRA webinar where we’ll demonstrate how to create, analyze, and refine river models throughout the entire project lifecycle. You’ll learn how AQUATERRA streamlines the development of flood protection designs, integrates with industry-leading hydraulic analysis software, and helps you generate BIM-ready deliverables.

Whether you’re an experienced river engineer or new to hydraulic modeling, this practical session will provide valuable insights and real-world workflows to support your projects.

What You’ll Learn

  • How to create detailed Digital Terrain Models from survey data using the Surface Creation Tool.
  • How to work through Layout, Longitudinal Profile, and Cross  Section design workflows, with Cross Sections as a key focus.
  • How AQUATERRA Integrates with MIKE and HEC-RAS
  • How to define planimetry polygons and automatically generate quantity take-off tables and 3D river channel models.
  • How to export your BIM-ready 3D model in IFC standardized format.

Why Attend?

  • Discover practical workflows for flood protection and river engineering projects.
  • Learn how to improve efficiency through integrated hydraulic modeling processes.
  • See how AQUATERRA supports the development of accurate, data-driven designs.
  • Gain insights from industry experts and live software demonstrations.

Who Should Attend?

  • River and hydraulic engineers
  • Flood protection professionals
  • Civil engineering consultants
  • Water resource specialists
  • Infrastructure designers and planners
  • GIS and survey professionals

Register Today

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how AQUATERRA can help you create resilient flood protection solutions through efficient terrain modeling, hydraulic analysis integration, and BIM-ready design workflows.

Reserve your spot today and take your river modeling projects to the next level.

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