Anywhere on Earth.
Pull a place. Run the engine. Watch it solve.
Coming soon. Clips for this category are being prepared and will appear here as they're ready.
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Each clip above is a recording of a MAGNET4WATER session, run on a real place pulled from the global base model.
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IGW-NET · Groundwater
Groundwater on real sites
Real aquifers, real basins. Pull a place — the geology, the hydrography, the wells, the recharge — straight from the global base model. Then watch IGW-NET stream the flow, particles, and plumes as the equations solve. Thirteen recorded sessions covering live aquifer modeling, particle tracking, plume migration, and well-capture analysis on georeferenced sites.
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StormNET · Stormwater
Stormwater on real cities
Drag-and-connect stormwater design on a real city map. Sewers, ponds, green infrastructure — every component live, every cost computed, every storm simulated. Recorded sessions arriving as the library builds out.
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StormNET · River Systems
River systems on real channels
River-network hydraulics on a georeferenced base — channel geometry from LiDAR, full St. Venant flow, flood inundation in 3D. Powered by StormNET's unsteady solver. Recorded sessions arriving as the library builds out.
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SwaNET · Watersheds
Watersheds on real basins
Draw a box, pick an outflow, watch SwaNET delineate the watershed and run a complete SWAT simulation in minutes. Sankey water balance, USGS comparison, calibration with genetic algorithms — all on a real basin. Recorded sessions arriving as the library builds out.
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ConduitNET · Water Distribution
Distribution on real cities
Pressurized water-supply networks designed on a real city. EPANET solving continuously as you build. Hydraulic grade line in 3D draped over neighborhoods. Cost across 258 world regions. Recorded sessions arriving as the library builds out.
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DataNET · Data Fusion
Data fusion on real places
The data mind that feeds every other platform. Draw a box anywhere — watch elevation, geology, land use, hydrology, soil, climate fuse into a living 3D site model from NASA, USGS, NOAA, and ESA services. Recorded sessions arriving as the library builds out.
What you're looking at.
Most water modeling projects spend 80% of their time on data assembly, model construction, and format conversion — before any analysis begins. The Earth is already modeled. You just zoom in.
Above, a library of recorded sessions across six water domains — groundwater, stormwater, river systems, watersheds, distribution, and data fusion. Each one starts the same way: a box drawn on a real place, the global base model assembling the geology and hydrography, the engine streaming the solution as it solves. This is the same engine that runs in synthetic mode — applied to a specific place.
Ready to model your place?
Every simulation above started as a box drawn on a real map. Open the platform and try it on yours — no installation, runs in your browser.