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Teratogen River Plume 2D: Advection-Diffusion Profile

Interactive 2D advection-diffusion-decay solver for a teratogenic pollutant discharged into a river: pan and zoom a live concentration profile against a regulatory NOAEL limit, and watch a logistic dose-response Monte-Carlo sample turn a downstream population's risk into a real number.

Environmental Toxicology & Exposome2DModerate60 FPS📱 Mobile-adapted⇄ 3D version
2d-teratogens-pollution ↗ Open standalone

A discharge pipe releases a teratogenic pollutant into a river, and a real 1-D advection-diffusion-decay solver carries the plume downstream, cell by cell, frame by frame — plotted here as a live, pannable, zoomable concentration profile instead of a 3D scene. A monitoring station reports live concentration against a regulatory NOAEL limit, while a downstream population of embryo markers turns red according to a logistic dose-response curve driven by cumulative exposure over a configurable gestational window — turning an abstract "safe exposure limit" into a visible, controllable population-risk outcome.

⚙ Under the hood

2D companion to the 3D river-plume model: the identical 1-D advection-diffusion-decay solver drives a live, pannable, zoomable concentration-vs-distance profile instead of a rendered 3D riverbed, with a monitoring-station threshold line and a 60-marker downstream population grid sampling the same logistic dose-response risk curve.

teratogenspollutiontoxicologydose-responseenvironmental-healthriver-plume2d-simulationadvection-diffusion

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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