System definition
Establish the source-to-root-zone boundary and operating context.
An open technical framework for repeatable irrigation performance evaluation.
Establish the source-to-root-zone boundary and operating context.
Use consistent identifiers for sources, storage, pumps, zones, sensors, and runs.
Store original units and normalized analytical units.
Record timezone, interval, clock source, and known gaps.
Preserve sensor type, location, calibration, range, and ownership.
Define intended pressure, flow, storage, duty, and stability criteria.
Record soil method, depth, placement, crop context, and uncertainty.
Separate delivered, applied, beneficial, saved, and claimed water.
Describe lift, pressure, efficiency, duty, energy source, and estimation method.
Label every material output by the evidence that supports it.
Version operating objective, configuration, criteria, schedule, and required evidence.
Use pass, warning, inconclusive, and fail without hiding incomplete data.
Make assumptions, methods, periods, exceptions, and results reviewable.
Expose missingness, calibration status, resolution, and transformations.
Define access, retention, export, sharing, and data rights.
Directly recorded by an identified instrument or documented observation.
Derived deterministically from stated inputs and a visible method.
Produced by a model whose assumptions and version are identified.
Approximated using partial data, proxy values, or engineering judgment.
Provided by a participant without independent verification.
A claim or value whose supporting record is absent or insufficient.