Energy
Energy: grids, generation, demand and the networks that carry it.
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Google's family of geospatial AI models and agents, covering satellite imagery, weather, floods and population, reached through Google Earth, Earth Engine, BigQuery, Maps Platform and Google Cloud.
Cities & placesPeople & societyWeather & climateWaterEnergy partly open sourcepartly open dataAPI
Experimental Gemini-based agent from Google Research that plans a multi-step spatial analysis, calls Earth AI models and geospatial data sources, and returns the result with its plan and sources shown.
Cities & placesPeople & societyWeather & climateEnergy closed sourceAPI
Two ways to connect separate simulators into one run; HELICS is an open-source co-simulation framework from US national laboratories, and FMI is the Modelica Association's standard for packaging and exchanging dynamic models.
Energy open source
PyPSA is an open-source Python framework from TU Berlin for optimising power and energy systems; PyPSA-Eur is the open model of the European energy system built on it, covering electricity, transport, heating and industry.
Energy open sourceopen dataopen participation
Open-source lighting simulation from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; uses ray tracing to predict light levels and the appearance of a space before it is built, for daylight and electric light.
Sensory landscapeEnergy open sourcepartly open participation
questions
digital twins
The City of Helsinki publishes its 3D city models and an energy and climate atlas as open data; the Municipality of Bologna is building a digital twin as civic infrastructure with a public research consortium.
Cities & placesEnergy partly open datapartly open participation
articles
data sources
Website from the Institute for Progress that charts US energy production, consumption, prices and grid reliability, nationally and for every state, from open government data such as the EIA.
Energy open data
Symbol: "Transmission Tower" by Masha Eizner, Noun Project, CC BY 3.0.