MUSIC (Model for Urban Stormwater Improvement Conceptualisation) is a commonly used conceptual design tool for stormwater systems. The following MUSIC Guidelines have been developed by  the City of Greater Geelong for use in modelling stormwater treatment and stormwater harvesting systems.

This document aims to provide information to developers consultants and reviewers on the use of the MUSIC software including appropriate input parameters to adopt for stormwater systems within the City of Greater Geelong.

• Introduction
• Purpose of document
• Climate Data
• Drainage Links and Routing
• Source Nodes
• Pollutant concentration data
• Lumped catchment
• Split catchment
• Serial correlation
• Stochastic Versus mean generated data
• General Guidelines for Treatment Nodes
• High flow bypass and overflow
• High-flow bypass and overflow weir configurations
• Swales
• Gross Pollutant Traps (GPTs)
• Sediment Ponds
• Wetlands
• Wetland inundation frequency analysis
• Wetlands with Separate versus Combined Treatment Nodes
• Key Requirements
• Wetlands with Multiple Inlets
• Stage-storage discharge relationships
• Ponds
• Bioretention
• https://www.