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March 23, 20262 min read

Weekly Update March 23, 2026

This week WatDis enhances georeferencing with new controls and preview, optimizes EPS visualization for large networks, and boosts resilience against deployment and build errors.

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Weekly Update March 23, 2026

Highlights

  • Georeference workflow expanded with persistent metadata and canvas point picking

  • EPS pipeline improved with dense buffers, caching, and adaptive detail for smoother performance

  • Better recovery from stale chunk errors and SewerCalc build fix

  • Unified Next.js 16.1.1 patch rollout and groundwork for future automation

What's New (By Category)

UI/UX

  • Expanded georeference flow now includes persistent spatial metadata, coordinate reference controls, fit preview with residuals, and canvas-based point picking.
  • Added dedicated panel exposing EBCQ remediation ranking with progress state and JSON export.
  • Improved menu overflow behavior, sidebar accessibility labels, and messaging when local auth is disabled.

Solver and Engine

  • New ranking logic combines EBCQ, unsupplied demand, and pressure deficit into a weighted remediation score with exportable results.
  • No major changes to core hydraulic methods; focus was on analysis and visualization infrastructure.

Performance

  • EPS pipeline now emits stable visual ordering and dense typed arrays for visualization.
  • Canvas overlay selector reads dense data first and caches per-step overlay materialization to improve smoothness.
  • Link geometry caching and adaptive visual detail based on zoom and network size.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved client recovery with one-shot reload on stale chunk 404 errors.
  • Fixed SewerCalc server build to avoid dependency on ignored SWMM dist artifacts.

Infra and Dev Experience

  • Next.js 16.1.1 patch applied across all monorepo apps; watdis-next rebuilt successfully.
  • Local OpenClaw scaffolding added to support future weekly automation.
  • Prepared rehydration docs for transferring working setup to another workstation without version-sensitive runtime state.

Coming Next

  • Improve georeference fit accuracy and extend beyond local tangent-plane approximation.
  • Profile and tune adaptive detail thresholds for EPS visualization on real large networks.
  • Refine cache invalidation to support in-place data mutations rather than full replacements.
  • Advance comprehensive static asset cache invalidation for deployments.
  • Enhance unsupplied demand estimation for pure EPANET runs.