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    Network scope

    • Miami-Dade WASD system
      • North District
        • Basin ND-01
        • Basin ND-02
      • Central District
      • South District

    Illustrative hierarchy. Real basin and asset IDs load from WASD GIS once connected.

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    • Tickets & work orders
    • Vac routing
    • Fleet
    • Storm & tide outlook
    • Overflow risk
    • Lift stations
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    Miami-Dade Water & Sewer

    WASD Operations Home

    Fleet, field work, predictions and priorities on one screen. Each card opens the view behind it.

    Over threshold now

    0

    Due in 12 h

    7

    Storm + tide exposure

    23

    Units available

    9/12

    Open tickets

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    Critical open

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    Auto-dispatched

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    Stops skipped today

    75%

    Fleet readiness

    9 ready

    7 owned · 5 subcontracted · 1 subs working

    9 available · 1 en route · 1 on job · 1 offline

    Sewer vac routes

    1 structure due

    Of 16 manholes, wet wells and siphons in the next 12 h

    • WW-SH1 · Shorecrest66% → 76%
    Restaurants & commercial FOG

    6 interceptors due

    5 repeat-violation sites on watch

    • GT-WYN · Wynwood72% → 89%
    • GI-DAD · Kendall66% → 89%
    • GI-C8A · Little Havana68% → 87%
    Tickets & dispatch

    Unavailable

    Ticket store unreachable

    Storm + king-tide outlook

    23 sites at risk

    4 in rain on a 3.4 ft tide · 5 road segments flood · 16 more than today

    Pre-position units and draw down wet wells before the peak. Use the sliders on the routing page to test other storms.

    Focus vs blanket

    52% from chronic sites

    12 of 28 sites (43%) carry 52% of storm-day demand

    Level-driven routing skips 75% of scheduled stops today. Budget for the chronic few first, not a blanket cycle. Owned crews average $155/h.

    Priorities if the storm and tide arrive together
    Route them
    1. 1WW-SH1 · Shorecrest
      Chronic
      King-tide flooding, saline I&I      120%2.0 h
    2. 2WW-MB1 · Miami Beach
      Chronic
      Tidal backflow, chronic surcharge      120%2.5 h
    3. 3MH-B12 · Brickell
      Chronic
      Tidal backflow through bay outfall      120%3.3 h
    4. 4WW-OT2 · Overtown
      Chronic
      Pump ragging, repeat high-level alarms      113%3.2 h
    5. 5MH-W31 · Wynwood
      Chronic
      Ragging from mixed-use laterals      108%3.0 h
    6. 6GT-WYN · Wynwood
      Chronic
      Undersized traps, frequent overflow      93%1.7 h
    Soil reference probes (Nandina)

    Tektelic CLOVER Agriculture via IoT-LogIQ MCP

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    I&I simulationMiami-Dade I&I pilotDrawdown planningResilience

    Fleet and tickets are live from the database. Soil is live from the Tektelic probe. Structure levels are illustrative until level sensors report.