TITLE — key result in one sentence

One paragraph: question, approach, main finding, and what WBD can do with it.

Key result 1 — with the number and the unit.
Key result 2 — and the limitation that comes with it.

Motivation & question

Why this study; which decision depends on it.^[1]

Data & method

Which data (measurement points/tags, period, resolution), how it was pulled (source path, query or MCP tool + retrieval date), which processing steps, which tooling. assumption State every assumption explicitly here and why it is reasonable — this is the audit trail.

E = \frac{Q \cdot ρ \cdot g \cdot H}{η}

E	shaft power drawn	W	computed
Q	flow rate	m³/s	Z-info, tag …^[1]
ρ	water density	kg/m³	constant, 998 at 20 °C
g	gravitational acceleration	m/s²	constant, 9.81
H	head	m	legger/design^[1]
η	efficiency	—	assumption supplier curve

Results

Describe what the figure shows, over which period, and what the reader should take from it. Name the data source briefly.

What the table is about and how to read it.

row	value	unit
example	1.23	GWh

Discussion & limitations

What the result does and does not say; sensitivities; what a next step would be.

Sources

Source name, title/description, publisher. link ↗ consulted YYYY-MM-DD

Data vintage Z-info through YYYY-MM · KNMI YYYY · MCP calls on YYYY-MM-DD

Method short characterisation (e.g. regression over annual totals)

Tooling e.g. SQLite (dataset in sidecar .js) · zinfo MCP · Plotly

Code & reproducibility repo/path or "in this file (view-source)"

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