Infrastructure dependency mapping workshop
A facilitated classroom week in Lamphun where operators and planners draw how water, power, access roads, and communications actually lean on one another.
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Lamphun training studio
Draw the feeds your drawings never named.
Leaf Portal Analysis School runs infrastructure dependency mapping workshops for people who keep water, power, gates, and radios working together. You leave with a wall map, a failure list, and names beside every arrow.
Four overlays
Water, electricity, access, and voice — named in the room on day one.
What you can book
The flagship offer is a four-day workshop in Baan Klang or at your site. Shorter walks and briefings sit beside it when a full week is not yet possible.
On-site mapping walk
A guided walk of a campus, mill, or municipal yard to mark valves, feeders, and gates that drawings omit.
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Internal trainer briefing
A short briefing so your own supervisors can run a simplified mapping exercise with new hires.
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Existing map review
A structured reading of a map your team already drew, checking missing feeds, unnamed owners, and untested outage paths.
Session detailsFrom the mill yard, not from a slide deck
Anan K., an estate manager, asked us to walk a flooded campus gate. The generator plan assumed the pedestrian entrance would stay open. Exhaust from the machine sat over that gate. The map changed the rainy-season drill before monsoon.