Interactive sample
Choose a sample parcel, explore seven modules, and inspect the assumptions behind each finding.
Fictional sample data and prepared assumptions. No live parcel lookup or customer analysis. No account required.
Decision layer · not the full report
Use this dashboard to compare sites and navigate executive findings. Every finding in a completed DCFR report is supported by detailed analysis, source evidence, calculations, planning exhibits, risks, dependencies, and recommended actions.
01 · Select a sample site
02 · Compare planning assumptions
Module 02 · Sample Site A · Baseline
See how the whole land budget changes when cooling and reserve assumptions change.
The complete module documents the supporting evidence, assumptions, constraints, and required verification actions.
| Decision input | Sample value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Target IT load | 40 MW | Scenario assumption |
| Total allowance | 39 acres | Sum of seven allocations |
| Area balance | 3 acres | Parcel less allowance |
This executive finding is the decision summary. The full module provides the defensible record behind it.
Open decision gate: Utility service and flood exposure. A positive area balance does not confirm a buildable layout, utility service, or permission to develop.
Selected report excerpts
Sample Site A · Baseline. These excerpts update with your selections above.
Sample Site A has 3 acres beyond the prepared allowances. Resolve utility service and flood exposure before advancing.
Sample Site A has 3 acres beyond the prepared allowances. Resolve utility service and flood exposure before advancing.
Next action: Obtain a service response and confirm the mapped flood constraints.
Owner: Utility / civil team
See how the whole land budget changes when cooling and reserve assumptions change.
Next action: Validate survey boundaries, exclusions, vehicle swept paths, equipment access, and civil sizing.
Owner: Architect / civil engineer
A target load establishes demand to investigate. Available power and an energization date require a utility response.
Next action: Request capacity, delivery voltage, upgrade scope, connection cost, and energization schedule.
Owner: Utility / electrical engineer
Carry the permitted-use, access, equipment-separation, and fire-water questions into the next diligence brief.
Next action: Identify the jurisdiction, adopted editions and amendments, then record the applicable source and section for each rule.
Owner: Planning / building / fire authorities
The air-cooled sample still requires confirmation of domestic water, fire water, equipment acoustics, and site conditions.
Next action: Confirm the mechanical design basis, service availability, discharge requirements, and sensitive receivers.
Owner: Mechanical / civil / acoustic specialists
Retain delivery, maintenance, replacement, and crane access when evaluating modular equipment and building systems.
Next action: Test delivery and replacement routes against equipment dimensions and the selected construction sequence.
Owner: Architect / contractor / equipment vendors
Utility service and flood exposure is an unresolved dependency in this sample. Assign an owner before committing to a cost or delivery date.
Next action: Obtain a service response and confirm the mapped flood constraints.
Owner: Utility / civil team
Selected sample excerpts only. This is not a full customer report, engineering study, utility commitment, or independently verified parcel assessment.
