RISE can simulate a power network, a water network, or an interconnected power and water network.

Describe the types of components, processes, and systems you wish to evaluate in the power network such as electrical distribution below 69 kV, substations, and natural gas power plants.

Do you have any water infrastructure data on the location of interest?
If so, describe the available data on infrastructure topology, infrastructure components, system states, and operation.

Describe the types of components, processes, and systems you wish to evaluate in the water network such as reservoirs, water distribution system, and water towers. Identify any data you have available on the infrastructure, system states, and operation to help develop the RISE model.

Do you have any water infrastructure data on the location of interest?
If so, describe the available data on infrastructure topology, infrastructure components, system states, and operation.

Describe any planning considerations or decisions of interest to you, such as locating new infrastructure, upgrading or repairing existing infrastructure, adjusting engineering specifications, or funding allocation. These simulations are typically longer in duration, years or decades, to evaluate infrastructure configurations and system states for potential vulnerabilities.

Describe any operational considerations or decisions of interest to you, such as power distribution switching, water supply dispatch, resource allocation
during disaster response, or operator training. These scenarios are typically shorter in duration, minutes or hours, and occur in real-time
during normal operations and contingency events (such equipment failure or a simulated storm).

What's your research goal? Extreme heat, equipment degradation?

RISE can simulate various events by 'taking out' parts of the water or power network, simulating an event below.

Describe how this would affect your network.

Describe how this would affect your network.

Describe how this would affect your network.