Watershed Command Center

WATERSHEDCOMMAND CENTERPreservation & Management System

SIMULATION MODE

Overview Watershed & Rainfall Water Availability Demand & Service Areas Distribution Network Forecast & Scenarios Decision Alerts0 Reports Settings

SIMULATION CONTROLS

Speed

Scenario data · not live telemetry

SCENARIO CONDITIONS

Study area SCENARIO

Simulated26 °CLight Rain

1 · DO WE HAVE ENOUGH WATER?…

2 · WHAT HAPPENS TO THE RAINWATER?…

3 · IS WATER REACHING WHERE IT IS NEEDED?…

Ctrl K

OM

STUDY AREA Schematic digital twin · simulated terrain

BASE

Terrain (schematic) Watershed boundary

DEM · REAL / DERIVED

DEM elevation Slope Op. catchment DEM streams DEM outlet (unverified)

WATER · SIMULATED

Rivers (schematic) Reservoir Rain · runoff · flow

LAND COVER · SIMULATED

Permeability class Forest / vegetation Land cover · paddies

INFRASTRUCTURE · SIM.

Roads Pumps · WTP · intake Pipelines & valves

COMMUNITIES · SIM.

Households Commercial Service areas

blue normal supply · amber backup route · ring pulsing = supply below demand

PERMEABILITY / INFILTRATION CLASS · CLASSIFIED, NOT MEASURED

CN 50
infiltrates75CN 98
runs off

HSG B · forest loamC · slopesD · clay / paddy

Bright area = catchment draining to the reservoir (used by the runoff model) ·

SCENARIO WATER AVAILABILITY· physics-based

Scenario

WATER AVAILABILITY

How much usable water do we have?

68.4%STORED

WATER DEMAND

Where is water needed?

Demand trend simulated history Household Commercial

SUPPLY vs DEMAND BY AREA

WATER DISTRIBUTION

DECISION SUPPORT