Road and rail infrastructure often crosses undeveloped land and disrupts the natural catchment areas of the terrain. Drainage engineers on road and rail projects need to be certain their designs protect the infrastructure from runoff related to storm events to safeguard users.

Intelligently integrating different elements of land and cross drainage networks with the infrastructure reduces the risks of mistake and redesign since any change at the infrastructure level gets updated in our drainage system. The result is improved collaboration, increased productivity, improved accuracy, lower costs, and less risk.

Watch the on-demand webinar to see how road, track, and drainage engineers can work in the same tool in a single environment.

Specifically, viewers of this webinar will gain insights into:

• Using OpenRoads Designer for dynamic ditch and culvert design to address current workflows and pain points
• Leveraging civil tools like linear templates and civil cells for ditch and culvert design
• Integrating OpenRoads Designer Drainage & Utilities for modeling, design, and analysis