Proactive Water Replacement Plan
This project focused on supporting proactive planning for water-system replacement rather than reacting only after failures occur. The core idea was to improve long-term infrastructure decisions by identifying where replacement activity should be prioritized based on planning, risk, and operational need.
From an analytical perspective, the work aligns with asset-management and decision-support problems: combining available information into a clearer view of where resources should be allocated first. In practice, that kind of planning can help reduce service disruption, improve maintenance scheduling, and support more defensible capital planning.
The project represents a planning-oriented application of analytics, where the value comes from helping teams move from reactive maintenance toward a more systematic and forward-looking operating model.