A public-data prototype exploring how grid, region, weather, outage, emissions, queue, transmission, and community signals can become a coordinated operating surface instead of isolated datasets.
The map is the highest-impact visual because it shows the real design challenge: public infrastructure data is only useful when people can orient, compare, and notice what needs attention.
The second layer shows how map context becomes action context: dashboards, anomaly patterns, public-source references, and comparison surfaces designed for scanning and coordination. The prototype connected EIA Open Data, LBNL Queued Up, NOAA/NWS, EPA CAMPD, EPA EJScreen, Census ACS, WattTime, HIFLD, PowerOutage.us, and Open-Meteo signals so grid, queue, weather, outage, emissions, transmission, and community context could be read together.