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Auburn Globe · evidence operations

Reliability is part of the product.

Source state, coverage, validation and freshness are visible here because a missing or delayed feed must never masquerade as evidence that no fire exists.

Reading the latest source observations…

Observed lanes0Latest recorded requests
Current / checked empty0Successful, validated outcomes
Qualified0Partial or visibly dated
Unavailable0No empty result inferred

Source registry + observed state

What Auburn can see—and where it cannot.

SourceObserved stateCoverageCadence + freshnessObservationValidation + latencyFallback + dependents

No source lane matches this view. A missing row is not evidence of healthy coverage.

Health view generated not returned · Source registry dated 2026-08-03

System measurement boundary

Unmeasured is a published state.

The last-observed ledger records scoped source requests. It is not a continuous telemetry warehouse, so Auburn does not manufacture fleet-wide percentages from a handful of place reports.

Place-resolution successNot measured

No continuous denominator of attempted place searches is retained.

Current-weather availabilityNot measured

Source rows show last-observed outcomes, not a global availability percentage.

Seven-day forecast completenessNot measured

Each report fails closed unless all seven days validate; no fleet-wide rate is retained.

Incident-feed freshnessNot measured

Source-specific observation times are shown above; no blended freshness score is calculated.

Perimeter freshnessNot measured

Mapped-area records retain source time, but global perimeter completeness is not claimed.

Official-action coverageNot measured

Jurisdiction-complete warning and evacuation coverage is not integrated globally.

Conflict rateNot measured

Material conflicts remain visible per report; an aggregate rate is not yet retained.

Duplicate-suppression rateNot measured

Deterministic suppression is release-tested, but no production percentage is inferred.

Provider fallback rateNot measured

Bounded dated fallbacks are labeled per request; an aggregate rate is not yet retained.

Release Center

A dated record of what Auburn supports.

Current releasev36Published 9 Aug 2026
Supported now

Place intelligence with inspectable evidence.

Named-place and exact-coordinate reports combine nearby reconciled incidents, global thermal context, current weather, seven-day fire weather, source coverage and evidence lineage. Watchtower keeps a device-local multi-place view.

  • Global place resolution and satellite context
  • Structured operational incident coverage in the United States and Canada
  • Additional global event, activation and mapped-area context where a registered source returns it
Data-state taxonomy

Empty, degraded and unknown are different answers.

Current
Validated inside its freshness policy.
Checked empty
A successful scoped request returned no accepted records.
Partial
Useful evidence returned with a visible coverage gap.
Dated
Previously validated evidence remains visible with its time.
Unavailable
The request did not produce valid evidence; no zero is inferred.
Unsupported
A source or claim is not integrated for that scope.
Meaningful corrections

What changed in this release.

  1. Aligned the governed current-weather response schema with source-native MET Norway fields and verified a live exact-place report.

  2. Added a seven-level threat-to-place state with claim-level evidence inspection and explicit coverage truth.

  3. Added deterministic incident identity, ordered event history, proximity bands and wind-to-place context.

  4. Added device-local Watchtower and this last-observed source-health view.

Model boundaries

What this release does not claim.

  • No ignition, evacuation, smoke-dispersion or structure-loss prediction
  • No complete inventory of every local incident, closure, warning or evacuation
  • No claim that a thermal anomaly is a wildfire without corroborating evidence
  • No continuous provider monitoring, guaranteed refresh time or notification delivery
  • No street-level perimeter accuracy where the source supplies only a point or broad polygon
How corrections are handled

Auburn preserves source-native values, retrieval and effective times, reconciliation decisions and visible conflicts. A material revision changes the incident timeline and Watchtower fingerprint; it does not silently rewrite a prior meaning. Cosmetic copy or layout changes do not trigger a material-change alert.

Truth safeguards

Failure remains visible all the way to the claim.

  1. 01
    Validate before accepting

    Malformed, geographically invalid, or expired records do not silently enter the evidence state.

  2. 02
    Separate empty from unavailable

    A successful checked-empty response is distinct from a provider, network, schema, or storage failure.

  3. 03
    Preserve dated evidence

    When a validated snapshot remains useful, Auburn dates it and marks it stale instead of presenting it as current.

  4. 04
    Scope every conclusion

    Satellite, incident, forecast, weather, and official-action lanes keep separate geographic and freshness limits.

Reliability boundary

For emergency decisions, use local authorities.

This center explains Auburn Globe’s evidence path. It is not a public warning system, does not continuously poll every provider, and does not establish that every local incident or action is covered.