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Physics-guided anaerobic-digestion intelligence
GFIS
Predict methane yield.Detect instability.Simulate plant behaviour.
A scientific-industrial platform for bioenergy planning, plant intelligence and digital-twin-ready anaerobic digestion. GFIS keeps the process physics, data provenance and model evidence visible so decisions are auditable.Scientific-industrial bioenergy planning, plant intelligence and digital-twin simulation with visible physics, data provenance and model evidence.
The complete project universe lives on gfis.energy.
This domain is the single demonstrator for technology, engines, study, datasets, running algorithms, training evidence, reports, simulators and the engineering journey. The India domain stays focused on collaboration and public-sector explanation.
Three stable entry points. One connected GFIS system.
The public landing explains the product, the GFIS engineering journey preserves DIPEX-winning provenance, and the National Twin holds planning, city-network, plant, gasification and evidence simulators. The expandable GFIS Map stays available across the review package.
Second layer: National Twin, old workbench, proposal, evidence and dissertation.
National planning no longer points to the old Level 1 page. Old Level 1 is retained as the DIPEX idea/reference inside the original workbench.
Plant state is treated as an engineering object, not a black box output.
GFIS exposes the reactor, feed regime, thermal state, gas path, sensors, alarms and experiment memory as connected operating evidence. Simulation remains labelled as simulation; measured replay remains labelled as measured plant data.
Open connected plant architecturePrediction, soft sensing and physics checks are reported together.
GFIS must earn model claims through chronological evaluation. A stronger neural engine is useful only if it beats persistence and tree baselines under leakage-safe validation and remains robust under drift.
Evaluator suggestions become visible experiments.
The public report flow should show what changed after evaluator feedback: public anaerobic-digestion datasets, methane versus total-biogas separation, temporal-memory tests, temperature-drift analysis and reproducible artifacts.
The evidence chain is the explanation.
Every figure, dataset, model comparison and simulator output must remain traceable to a source, timestamp, checksum, configuration and decision record.
From dissertation foundation to industrial bioenergy intelligence.
GFIS began as an accepted M.Tech dissertation direction around physics-guided AI, methane-yield prediction, VFA/ALK soft sensing and digital-twin-ready anaerobic-digestion simulation. The product direction now connects that scientific base to planning, plant operations and project-development evidence.