Inspect the meaning behind each value
Open Advanced / Investigate → Data Q&A → Data quality. Search the shared point inventory, inspect individual units and source clocks, filter disclosed gaps, export the loaded quality snapshot, or put an exact available field in Pro Brief while continuing your research.
The release registers 395 definitions, including 266 specialist mappings: selected space-weather series, airport observations, financial counters, reported debt anchors, CBDC evidence, primary measurements and source inventories. One mapping replaces the metadata-only OFR connector. Counts and availability remain source-dependent, and the shared inventory is not a claim that every underlying dataset is complete.
New primary measurements and clearer missingness
Nine published OFR Financial Stress Index series retain their original index meaning, publication lag and current-vintage history. Six measurements from three selected USGS river gauges retain discharge/gauge-height units, provisional flags and actual retained observation history. These are descriptive measurements, not new flood forecasts or calibrated risk probabilities.
Null, blank and boolean fields no longer inflate numeric coverage. Source observation, publication, retrieval and reporting-period clocks remain distinct. Paused sources do not turn missing activity into zero, and overlapping financial measures are not added together.
Better hazard evidence
Weather parsers preserve missing measurements. Insurance hazard alerts now require current located observations near an illustrative exposure zone; RSS counts, negative cyclone statements and static exposure alone cannot create an active hazard alert. Exposure screens remain uncalibrated context, not insured-loss estimates or proof of financial transmission.
Source gaps, credentials, incomplete coverage and unknown clocks remain visible. The release adds no predictive authorizations or accuracy claims and preserves existing forecast and outcome histories.