New Scatter Plot Window:
Analyse the relationship between any two result items or locations with the new scatter plot feature. Users can easily explore correlations, such as how water level changes in response to discharge at a selected location.

Plots Manager for result analysis:
The Plots Manager lets you save and organise result windows in a tree structure, enabling folder-based management. Users can reopen, duplicate, and edit plots without re-creating them, and reuse windows to compare results from alternative scenarios. Watch Video

• Use the Scenario Manager to define alternatives to a base scenario. Select which parameters are modified in the alternatives, and keep the others synchronised with the base scenario
• Import model data from various data sources, such as databases, shapefiles, Excel, etc
• Export selected model components to various file formats
• Export model components to ArcGIS Pro
• Use the Model Versioning management tool to efficiently keep models updated with changes in asset databases
• Verify and validate the output from various model versions using the built-in Result Differences tool
• Split and combine models in an easy manner
• Access spatial processing tools for model features, such as clipping, erasing, merging, etc.
• Simplify the model network through scrubbing, trimming and merging
• Integrate MIKE+ models with other applications including online and real-time control systems

• Create longitudinal profile plots from result maps
• Set up reports based on information from model data as well as simulation results
• Present a summary table of all calculated statistics, i.e. for all individual locations, variables and statistics types
• Create cross-section plots to display animated water level results from a network and/or 2D overland result files
• Present comparisons of model simulations and measured field data in maps, tables, or graphs
• Perform statistical analysis to determine the goodness of fit

• Pre-processing of GIS data before import to MIKE+
• Complex editing and data analysis requiring joining and relating several tables from various data sources
• Tasks involving complex spatial analysis and spatial joining of data
• Layouts, plot to scale and similar high-level reporting initiatives i.e. production of flood maps
• Geoprocessing tasks like intersecting, overlaying etc. apart from the predefined tasks existing in MIKE+
• CAD-style editing
• Share data and results to a wider group of user by publishing data and results to ArcGIS Online

MIKE+ also supports the seamless integration of BIM (Building Information Modelling) files into a map interface. This offers a more user-friendly and holistic approach to managing assets. From initial planning to ongoing operations, users can visualise assets in a whole new way. Plus, there’s potential for future applications in urban network management.