Rebuilding Charleston's Low Battery Seawall: We're gonna need a bigger wall – and better drainage
Consulting firm Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson (JMT) leveraged InfoDrainage to ensure improvements to the Low Battery Seawall in Charleston will protect the surrounding community from future flooding. Given historic Charleston’s unique drainage challenges and the importance of improved drainage in the overarching project, JMT’s modeling team chose InfoDrainage for the stormwater drainage design portion of the project. With InfoDrainage’s close integration with Civil 3D, they found the software easy to implement into their design cycle for the project.
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