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Open-source monitoring of degradation to energy infrastructure in western Russia and Belarus, aggregated by administrative region.
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Energy Disruption Monitor: an open-source, admin-region-level dashboard of publicly reported energy-infrastructure degradation in Belarus, western Russia, Siberia and Crimea (2022-present). Static Vite+MapLibre frontend, stdlib-only Python ETL, daily refresh.
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Energy Disruption Monitor — Western Russia, Siberia & Belarus
An open-source-only dashboard tracking publicly reported degradation of energy
infrastructure across Belarus, western Russia and the Siberian Federal District,
aggregated to administrative region (80 monitored units, Crimea included), from 2022 to the present.
Every number traces to a public source. Where the data does not support a number, the
dashboard says so rather than estimating one. Observed facts, external estimates and
modelled assumptions are kept visibly distinct throughout.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Energy Disruption Monitor — Western Russia, Siberia & Belarus
An open-source-only dashboard tracking publicly reported degradation of energy
infrastructure across Belarus, western Russia and the Siberian Federal District,
aggregated to administrative region (80 monitored units, Crimea included), from 2022 to the present.
Every number traces to a public source. Where the data does not support a number, the
dashboard says so rather than estimating one. Observed facts, external estimates and
modelled assumptions are kept visibly distinct throughout.Read the full README ↗