
Observed vs claimed.
Check which parts of a public progress claim dated imagery can support, and which need a site-level check.
Choose a question you recognise: does the visible evidence support the claim, who needs to review it, or which presentation makes the next action clear? Each study shows its sources and the limits of its answer.
Each piece starts with a practical question. Open a short preview for the main idea, or read the study for its evidence and limitations.

Check which parts of a public progress claim dated imagery can support, and which need a site-level check.
Find where progress evidence enters a payment decision, and where the public record leaves the workflow unclear.
See why inspection records and claimed quantities are hard to reconcile, then try the proposed connection.
Explore chart choices in a retained dataset and ask which visual best answers your reader’s question.
These are dated investigations, not continuously refreshed findings. Follow source links and confidence notes before relying on a claim. The working examples use disclosed fictional or retained datasets.
Choose one small task. Each application offers a different way to inspect the evidence; you do not need to explore them all.
Pick a place and compare two dates. Identify one visible change, then check the imagery notes.
CONSTRUCTIONFollow a claimed quantity back to its inspection. See where the accepted evidence and the claim differ.
ANALYTICS / FOUR READING STYLESSelect a figure, then switch views. See how the same evidence serves an executive, analyst or delivery team.