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Explore urban energy use and connected water-energy-food planning. Compare resource and infrastructure scenarios relevant to cities and communities. Browse interactive demonstrations relevant to this area, with methods, screenshots, and resource links.

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Energy Production/Storage

Subsurface energy decisions depend on how reservoir properties and well arrangements affect flow, heat transfer, and pressure. This synthetic example connects a chosen reservoir domain and physical inputs with field generation and a flow-and-thermal calculation. Comparing the resulting maps and summaries helps users investigate the consequences of an energy production or storage scenario.

  • Estimates energy production and pressure change for a synthetic reservoir and well arrangement.
  • Configures a reservoir polygon, resolution, permeability, rock and fluid properties, and operating inputs.
  • Generates a permeability field and runs the flow and thermal model through separate controls.
  • Relates output maps and energy or pressure summaries to the selected physical inputs; configuration alone is not a solved scenario.

WEF Nexus Decision

Water, energy, and food planning involves competing demands on resources, infrastructure, and budgets. This synthetic decision problem allows users to vary planning assumptions and examine feasible alternatives across cost, carbon, freshwater, and production objectives. Its Pareto frontier makes the trade-offs between efficient plans visible and supports discussion of which compromises best match a planning team's priorities.

  • Explores a synthetic planning problem linking water, energy, and food.
  • Changes demand, freshwater availability, and carbon-budget assumptions through policy presets.
  • Compares feasible nondominated plans on a Pareto frontier.
  • Keeps cost, carbon, freshwater, food, energy, and capacity consequences visible as competing objectives.