Practical lab
Learn by doing: WaterScape Practical Lab
Nine hands-on demonstrations. Change the inputs, see the arithmetic, and learn how water access, price and safety are represented. Nothing here measures real water.
Sample data. Every region, source, price and result here comes from fictional examples or numbers you type. These are simulations for learning, not real-world measurements.
Water Access Explorer
Simulation, not real-world measurementChoose a sample region
Illustrative, fictional village. A few shared water points spread along one road, with a mix of statuses.
- Sources in region
- 5
- Marked Available
- 2
- Step-free share (shown)
- 60%
Nearest working source: Village borehole (fictional), 0.4 km away (sample distance).
- Available
Village borehole (fictional)
Borehole · 0.4 km · Step-free route
- Limited availability
Lane standpipe (fictional)
Standpipe · 1.1 km · Steps or rough path
- Temporarily unavailable
Hill spring (fictional)
Protected spring · 2.3 km · Steps or rough path
- Available
School tap (fictional)
Standpipe · 0.9 km · Step-free route
- Unknown
Shop kiosk (fictional)
Vendor kiosk · 1.6 km · Step-free route
How this is calculated
Available sources counts only sources whose status is Available. The nearest working source is the smallest distance among shown sources with that status.
Step-free share = step-free sources shown ÷ all sources shown × 100, rounded to a whole number.
Availability uses the four WaterScape status labels. Accessibility is a simple yes or no flag for step-free routes. Both come from fictional sample records, so they illustrate the method only.
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