Park water intelligence
Next 10 days of park demand from the weather forecast, and how the boreholes are coping.
Daily supply into the park, with a 10-day forecast driven by the weather forecast.
Forecast peak, including the scenario: 2,992 m³/day — within supply capacity of 4,900 m³/day (61 % used).
Method: linear regression of daily demand on maximum temperature, rainfall, weekend days and a trend, refitted on each page load. Weather inputs come from the park's weather feed (observed + forecast). The KAI engine replaces this with a backtested model once it has run for this park.
Demo Industrial Park · water level, metres below ground (lower on the chart = deeper)
Falling specific capacity (yield per metre of drawdown) with a steady pumping rate usually means screen clogging or pump wear — plan a rehabilitation and step test before the pumping level reaches the safe level.
Demo Industrial Park · water level, metres below ground (lower on the chart = deeper)
Reference case · real public data
The models behind these borehole numbers, on real Dutch data: aquifer properties from two field pumping tests, a MODFLOW 6 model that reproduces them, and 55 years of water levels split into pumping and weather.
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