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Technology

Technology built around evidence, confidence and human oversight.

A technical-diligence view of how the product is structured, what exists today, and what each next step depends on.

Illustrative layered wastewater data architecture.

Release scope

What this release demonstrates

This release demonstrates a complete operator investigation workflow using synthetic data and saved observations. Site-specific validation and industrial integration are separate steps.

Available now
The invite-gated demonstration covers synthetic scenarios, saved and manually entered observations, data-quality checks, rule-based risk screening, operator reviews, evidence answers and reports.
Experimental
The forecast model is trained on synthetic data. Model attribution, residual demonstration bands and simulated what-if and control experiments illustrate how the workflow works.
Before plant deployment
Review the process and authorized plant data, map measurement points, units and timestamps, define the forecast target and validation plan, and scope read-only integration separately.

A · Architecture

Seven layers from data to evidence.

  1. L1

    Sample / future plant data

  2. L2

    Schema & unit mapping

  3. L3

    Data quality checks

  4. L4

    Forecasting / risk layer

  5. L5

    Explanation & confidence

  6. L6

    Operator workflow

  7. L7

    Evidence & reporting

B · Data layer

Sample data now. Plant-specific data for validation.

Current

A deterministic synthetic environment with 14 signals at 15-minute intervals and four scenarios — not collected from an operating plant.

Required for validation

Plant-specific historical data, lab-confirmed samples and documented operating context, assessed in a data-readiness review.

C · Forecasting architecture

Synthetic-trained model today; plant benchmarking next.

The current ridge model is trained and tested only on the deterministic simulator. Candidate models will be compared again on plant data at each horizon before any production claim.

  1. Persistence
  2. ElasticNet
  3. XGBoost / LightGBM
  4. LSTM / GRU
  5. TCN
  6. Transformer / TFT
  7. Probabilistic approaches

D · Explainability & uncertainty

Working on the synthetic model; plant validation remains.

Current demonstration

Exact linear SHAP explains the synthetic-trained ridge model. Demonstration bands use residuals from a synthetic holdout set; neither is evidence of plant performance or physical causation.

Required before production

The model, explanations and uncertainty must be benchmarked and validated on plant data before operational use.

E · AI and rules

How AI is used

Numerical forecasts
Ridge regression uses synthetic time-series inputs to predict NH₄-N. A language model does not produce these numbers. +1h, +2h and +4h are forecast horizons; they are not a guaranteed warning lead time.
Evidence Copilot
Bounded retrieval uses the saved case, verified product sources or approved references. An optional language model can draft a response. Each answer shows its actual method and sources.
Reports
Reports use deterministic saved facts and screening classifications. Optional AI can only order evidence gaps. A person reviews and approves the draft.
Quality, screening and simulation
Data-quality checks and screening use explicit rules. What-if and control use simulation equations and rules. These functions do not use generative AI or operate plant equipment.
  • Approved corpus only
  • Source cards on every answer
  • Evidence status & coverage
  • Insufficient-evidence response
  • Read-only — no actions

Release guide

Product questions

Is this final software or a demonstration?

This private release demonstrates a complete operator investigation workflow using synthetic data and saved observations. It includes data-quality checks, rule-based screening, operator review, evidence answers and reports. Synthetic-trained forecasting, model attribution and simulated controls are experimental. Site-specific validation and industrial integration are separate steps. The demonstration cannot control physical equipment.

Source: Demonstration scope and read-only boundary · WWC product facts v1

Where did the numerical model’s training data come from?

The Ridge model was trained only on time series from the deterministic synthetic plant generator. The targets were future simulated ammonium nitrogen (NH₄-N) values. This model did not use real-plant or university data. Earlier project experiments are a separate historical record; they are not this released model’s training source.

Source: Ridge forecast training provenance · WWC product facts v1

Which AI is used for forecasts, Copilot and reports?

The NH₄-N numerical forecasts use Ridge regression trained on synthetic time-series data. Evidence Copilot retrieves bounded product or case evidence, and may use a language model to draft a sourced answer. The method shown on each answer identifies what actually ran. Reports use saved readings, deterministic classification and recorded human actions; optional AI only orders applicable evidence gaps, and a person reviews the draft. Data quality, screening and simulation use explicit rules or equations.

Source: Forecasting, Copilot and report methods · WWC product facts v1

Does entering new data retrain or validate the model?

Saving an observation records its values and origins for the case. It does not verify the measurement, create time-series history, or train or validate the forecast model. Reference documents used by Copilot do not become training data. More data alone does not guarantee better accuracy.

Source: Observation and model evidence provenance · WWC product facts v1

Can we import files or connect to our plant immediately?

The demo has a synthetic stream, manual observations and saved cases, plus data and report exports. CSV export is available; CSV import is not part of this release. The internal application API does not connect to a plant. A read-only external plant API, SCADA or LIMS connection requires site-specific technical scoping.

Source: Data input, export and integration boundaries · WWC product facts v1

Does a 99% health value mean 99% accuracy or removal efficiency?

No. When shown for the simulated data-health index, 99% is a generated scenario value. A synthetic scenario indicator used in this demonstration. It is not measured sensor accuracy, calibration certification, treatment efficiency, model accuracy or water-safety status. The separate Coverage check measures how many expected readings are present; it does not measure physical sensor health.

Source: Simulated data-health index and separate coverage check · WWC product facts v1

Is this model validated for textile or dyeing facilities?

The current model has a synthetic benchmark only. There is no evidenced real-plant validation, including for textile or dyeing facilities. A site evaluation needs authorized historical data, process context, verified measurement locations, units and timestamps, a defined target and a validation plan before any operational use.

Source: Synthetic validation scope and site readiness · WWC product facts v1

Who decides where sensors should be installed?

Sampling point identifies where an observation was recorded. Selecting it does not prescribe sensor installation or certify a measurement. The facility and its qualified process or instrumentation team determine locations based on the site. The demo does not recommend a physical sensor location.

Source: Sampling-point and sensor placement boundaries · WWC product facts v1

How is access to the private demo controlled?

The private demonstration requires an invite and a server-validated session. The current release does not include a self-service client admin or user-management console.

Source: Private demo access scope · WWC product facts v1

Does a four-hour forecast guarantee a four-hour warning?

No. +1h, +2h and +4h are forecast horizons; they are not a guaranteed warning lead time. The current NH₄-N forecast is an experimental synthetic-trained benchmark, with no evidenced warning lead time at a real plant.

Source: NH₄-N forecast horizons and limits · WWC product facts v1

F · Security & control boundary

Read-only by design.

READ-ONLY OPERATING BOUNDARY
  • No PLC writes
  • No chemical dosing
  • No blower actuation
  • No control-system commands

G · Product truth matrix

What exists, and what each capability depends on next.

Product truth matrix
CapabilityMVP frontendData / model statusNext dependency
Plant & Data WorkspaceComplete
Curated Demo OutputSynthetic browser stream and demo-backend cases
Plant data onboarding
Data QualityComplete
Deterministic checks over saved case data
Thresholds tuned per plant
Model ForecastComplete
Curated Demo OutputNH₄-N forecasts at +1, +2 and +4 hours from a ridge model trained on the synthetic simulation
Benchmark on plant data
Saved-case Risk PreviewComplete
Curated Demo OutputRule-based screening of stored case data
Plant-specific operating rules
Demonstration intervalsComplete
Curated Demo OutputSynthetic holdout residual bands
Calibrated production uncertainty
Driver AnalysisComplete
Curated Demo OutputExact linear SHAP for the synthetic-trained ridge model
Attribution for a plant-validated model
Alert + Action WorkflowComplete
Demo-backend persistence and human review
Organization accounts and authorization
Evidence CopilotComplete
Experimental AI POCBounded retrieval; method shown for LLM or fallback answers
Plant-approved evidence corpus
AI Report DraftingComplete
Experimental AI POCDeterministic evidence and screening, optional AI ordering of evidence gaps, and human approval
Production review and governance
Digital Twin / What-ifComplete
Curated Demo OutputDeterministic simulation; no physical plant actuation
Plant-calibrated hybrid twin
Control CenterComplete
Curated Demo OutputSimulation-only recommendations and controls
Validated read-only advisory pilot
Guided plant setupPartial
Curated Demo OutputFixed synthetic plant and case forms
Configurable plant onboarding requires scope approval
NO₃-N forecast previewDeferred
Future RoadmapNitrate is displayed as a reading. Forecasts cover NH₄-N.
Confirm scope and model evidence
Algorithm benchmark labDeferred
Future RoadmapTechnology roadmap and synthetic model card
Confirm scope for an interactive lab
Live SCADA / Historian—
Not IncludedNo physical plant connection
Read-only integration phase
Calibrated conformal intervals—
Not IncludedNot implemented
Requires a plant-validated model
Production prediction engine—
In DevelopmentNot plant validated
Benchmark and pilot
Autonomous control—
Not IncludedNo command path to plant equipment
Out of scope

H · Roadmap

Six phases, in order.

  1. PHASE 1 · CURRENT

    Interactive MVP frontend

    Complete operator workflow on synthetic sample data.

  2. PHASE 2

    Real-data readiness & benchmark

    Plant data assessment and benchmark against simple baselines.

  3. PHASE 3

    Predictive pilot

    Offline forecasting evaluation on plant-specific history.

  4. PHASE 4

    Shadow-mode operator pilot

    Forecasts shown alongside operations without influencing control.

  5. PHASE 5

    Read-only integration

    Read-only historian/SCADA ingestion with security review.

  6. PHASE 6

    Future hybrid intelligence

    Mechanistic + ML, digital shadow, constrained what-if analysis.

    Future Roadmap