Supplementary Materials for: Operational Vulnerability and Resilience of a Reclaimed-Water Abstraction-Storage-Equivalent-Transport Chain for Urban Greening under Compound Disruptions in an Arid City

This record contains the reproducible supplementary materials for the manuscript entitled “Operational Vulnerability and Resilience of a Reclaimed-Water Abstraction-Storage-Equivalent-Transport Chain for Urban Greening under Compound Disruptions in an Arid City.” The package includes the aggregated monthly irrigation-demand input, complete scenario definitions, the deterministic Python simulation model, convergence history, hourly and daily baseline outputs, mass-balance reconciliation, compound-interaction metrics, outage-sensitivity results, resilience-intervention results, normalized equivalent-transport reference inputs, and an assumptions-and-evidence register. The model evaluates operational vulnerability and service resilience under individual and compound stresses affecting abstraction capacity, operating hours, short-term storage, filling capacity, normalized equivalent transport capacity, temporary outages, and irrigation demand. Vehicle transport is represented as a normalized continuous-equivalent capacity rather than as a dispatch-resolved tanker fleet. The deposited materials reproduce the reported results from the aggregated input data. Exact coordinates, Arabic site names, owner-controlled engineering drawings, and proprietary project records are excluded.