Demo model · Public data · Territory
SEIA projects, over the country’s infrastructure.
Each project at its point, next to the power grid, fuels and mining, and with its distance to what is nearby. Built only on public data and open without sign-up.
Demo model
Built with public information from the SEA, Chile’s National Electric Coordinator, the Ministry of Energy, Sernageomin and Consejo Minero. Not affiliated with or endorsed by those institutions. Distances are straight-line from the point the SEIA publishes for each project, not from its footprint. It contains no personal data and is not investment advice. The web app is in Spanish.
Projects and infrastructure on the same map.
What the SEIA publishes project by project, placed over layers that show what is around.
Thirteen infrastructure layers
Substations, transmission lines and power plants; gas and oil pipelines, marine terminals, LNG satellite plants, fuel storage and service stations; large mining operations, active mining facilities and granted mining concessions.
Distance, calculated
Each project carries its distance to the nearest substation, line, gas pipeline, terminal, concession and mining facility. You filter by proximity instead of eyeballing it.
Each layer with its source
Under each layer’s name is where it comes from: SEA, National Electric Coordinator and Ministry of Energy, Sernageomin or Consejo Minero.
How it is built, in Quproc’s three stages.
One screen: the layer panel on the left, filters on top and each project’s card on click. Behind it are the same three stages Quproc uses inside a company.
01 · MappingWhere everything is
SEIA projects from the five sectors, each at the point the SEIA publishes, over the electricity, fuels and mining layers. The map clusters projects when zoomed out and shows them one by one when zoomed in, on a dark or satellite base.
02 · ModelingWhat each project has nearby
For each project, the distance is calculated to the nearest substation, transmission line, gas pipeline, marine terminal or LNG plant, mining concession and mining facility, with the voltage of the substation and of the line. The project card draws those connections on the map.
03 · SimulationProximity scenarios
Proximity filters combine with sector, status, project type or investment: for example, projects under assessment within 5 km of a substation of 220 kV or more. Each combination is a scenario you read on the map and in the count at the top.
Here it is the country’s infrastructure. In your company, the path is the same.
The sources become your own assets: plants, land, branches or mining sites, and the model measures what they have nearby, what they lack and which projects are moving around them.
Sources
- Environmental Assessment Service (SEA) · SEIA projects and the point it publishes for each one
- National Electric Coordinator and Ministry of Energy · power grid and fuels infrastructure, taken from Quproc’s Energy Matrix
- Sernageomin · mining concessions registry and active mining facilities
- Consejo Minero · large mining operations
Public data, cited with its source. The official versions are those of each institution. Distances are straight-line (geodesic) from the point the SEIA publishes for each project.
The other demonstrations
Does your company want its own version?
With your assets on the same map: your plants, your land or your projects, and their distance to the grid and to what is being assessed nearby. Each version has its own link.