Overview
Working designSample data
National coordination workspace · Lao PDR

Enter the data once. Use it in two dashboards.

The hydropower operator sends one trusted report. EDL uses the energy data, while the national water team uses the water data for coordinated planning and safer decisions.

One operator reportEnergy + water viewsShared data truth
How the system works

One report becomes two coordinated views

A central Supabase record keeps the same approved information available to energy and water teams.

One report → two dashboards
01Operator data

Hydropower operator

Send the same operational report automatically or manually.

  • SCADA, meters and water sensors
  • Secure web form when no data link exists
  • Plans, outages, limits and notes
02 One trusted record

Shared coordination hub

The system checks, versions and calculates the information before teams use it.

  • Keep draft and confirmed reports
  • Show who sent each value and when
  • Calculate energy and water results
03
EDL dataOfficial data

Two purpose-built dashboards

Each team sees the information and decisions relevant to its work.

EnergyDemand, grid, plans and supply risk
WaterForecasts, warnings and releases
Explore the workspace

Move from reporting to coordinated action

01Enter data

Automatic or manual reporting

Bring in SCADA readings or complete the same secure operator form by hand.

Open sample form 02Plan power

EDL energy dashboard

Compare demand, grid needs, available generation and reserve margins.

Open energy dashboard 03Coordinate water

Water coordination dashboard

Review reservoir conditions, release choices and possible downstream effects.

Open water dashboard 04Explore open data

OneMekong Data

Access shared Mekong datasets across water, climate, land and society.

Open OneMekong Data
Clear ownership

Who provides each type of data?

Each organization remains responsible for its own information.

1

Operator reports the project

Generation, outages, reservoir conditions and planned releases arrive from SCADA or the web form.

2

Partner teams add context

EDL adds demand and grid information. Water agencies add official forecasts and warning levels.

3

Dashboards answer decisions

Teams see power adequacy, reservoir and flood risk, release choices and coordinated responses.

First pilot

Three questions the pilot should answer

01

Can EDL meet electricity demand during the next 24 hours and keep enough backup power?

02

Will project outages or low dry-season water create a supply shortage?

03

Can a planned release create flood-storage space without increasing downstream risk?

Start small, learn fast

A focused 90-day pilot

Test the common report and both dashboards before expanding nationwide.

3–5Hydropower projects
25–35Main data fields
2Report modes
90Test days
Working design for hydropower operators, EDL, MAE, MOIC and the Lao National Water Management Committee. All numbers are examples. This website supports decisions; it does not tell a hydropower project to start a unit or open a gate. Approved laws, plans and emergency procedures still apply.