Infrastructure Evidence
The source basis behind an infrastructure row, such as a facility permit, route-backed pipeline permit, construction notice, or surface-location lead.
Infrastructure evidence is a source-record concept EnergyNetWatch keeps separate from broader activity claims.
Short Answer
Infrastructure evidence is the record basis behind a facility, route, pipeline, surface, power, or project row. The evidence label matters because not every row has the same confidence.
Why It Matters
Infrastructure rows are only useful when the user can see what kind of source created the signal.
Where The Public Data Comes From
Evidence can come from state facility records, T-4 permits, PS-48 notices, APDs, surface locations, GIS layers, or regulator filings.
What The Record Can Show
It can show the basis for a facility, route, county, operator, or project follow-up.
What The Record Cannot Prove
A weak lead signal should not be treated like a confirmed facility, route, or active asset.
Example Record / Workflow
Example evidence levels:
| Evidence type | How to treat it |
|---|---|
| Facility permit | Stronger facility-source basis, still check status and source clock |
| PS-48 notice | Construction-notice basis, still check route and current status |
| T-4 permit | Pipeline permit basis, still check route and operation status |
| Surface-location lead | Useful lead, weaker infrastructure proof without another source |
How EnergyNetWatch Uses It
EnergyNetWatch labels evidence basis before a row enters tables, maps, reports, exports, and package requests.
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