music – model for urban stormwater improvement conceptualisation – is designed to help urban stormwater professionals visualise possible strategies to tackle urban stormwater hydrology and pollution impacts. Since music was first developed in 2001, the software has been used by thousands of professionals working in private practice and in state, regional and local government agencies throughout Australia.

music v4 offers new features that improve flexibility and useability as well as representing major advances in the underlying science.

• More accurate modelling of bioretention and infiltration systems.
• Greater ability to model new stormwater technologies such as reuse and stormwater harvesting.
• Enhanced capacity to model parameters in addition to total suspended solids, total phosphorus and total nitrogen.
• Improved interface with enhanced reporting functionality which allows users to rapidly get to work on real-world problems.
• Straightforward, easy to navigate support documentation to improve learning and issue resolution.
• A broad range of online and face-to-face training to provide more flexible and effective options for training new users as well as new features and enhanced functionality for advanced users.
• Network licences (USB Dongle) available for improved licence management and access for larger organisations or for use on multiple sites.
• Special savings available for users upgrading from music v3

New option!
eWater is also pleased to announce that all Australian Government Bureau of Meterology Pluviograph Climate data is now available through music v4 or the eWater web site as an optional support feature. This option significantly reduces the time and cost involved in locating and accessing data for a specific area.

For more detail about new features in music version 4, click here.