Poland, Live Grid
The Polish power system as a miniature. Power plants smoke according to real output, wind turbines spin with the wind, and imports and exports flow across the borders.
Live 3D miniatures built on public data. Three so far: the power grids of Poland and Europe, and every earthquake on the planet.
The map behind is Poland. Glowing bars show output from the last 15 minutes:lignitehard coalgaswindsolar.
Source: PSE. Data arrives with about an hour of delay.
The Polish power system as a miniature. Power plants smoke according to real output, wind turbines spin with the wind, and imports and exports flow across the borders.
Every earthquake of the past week on a 3D planet, with new ones arriving live, and the volcanoes erupting right now.
More than thirty European power systems on one planet. Each country's transmission lines glow in the colours of what it is generating, power flows across the borders, and the largest plants rise with their output.
The data comes from public registers, and every miniature links to its source. The methodology says what is measured and what is simplified.
The miniatures read data straight from the source. The live grid refreshes every 15 minutes, so every day it shows a different day.
Each miniature has one main axis, usually time. Move it and watch the whole system change.
If you have data that people would understand better as a live map, write to me. I build these end to end: the data pipeline, the API proxy, the 3D scene and the hosting.