Coventry And Warwickshire Heritage Evaluation Profile

This profile controls a functionality evaluation of OKF Explorer. It asks what Historic England and ONS source material can demonstrate across the eight Reader, Graph, Links, Timeline, Type, Resources, Map and Narrative views, together with shared search, facets and selected-record evidence. It is not a legal register or a replacement for Historic England.

Scope In One Sentence

The faithful corpus contains every unique current record from supported, non-duplicate NHLE open-data layers whose source geometry intersects Coventry or one of the five Warwickshire district boundaries in the pinned December 2025 ONS layer. It also contains sanctioned 2013–2025 Heritage at Risk rows whose authoritative local-government field normalizes to one of those six authorities. The latter is a reversible source-field test, not a spatial intersection claim; locality-only matches are excluded.

Why There Are Three Bundles

The tiny assurance fixture is a small source-backed sample used for fast, deterministic producer and real-consumer checks.
The faithful corpus is the complete defined source population used for conclusions and counts.
The synthetic supplement is an invented, default-off demonstration of sparse capabilities. It has its own namespace and never enters faithful counts or search.

Assurance Without Changing The Candidate

This file describes what a candidate must contain; it does not contain a live deployment status. That distinction matters because the candidate should keep the same digest when a later browser run succeeds, an external link becomes stale or a reviewer makes a promotion decision.

The stable candidate contains the source-backed records, reversible mappings, executable journeys, canonical-URL link-intent shards and separate roots for the control, data, search, semantic and presentation planes. Time-sensitive evidence belongs outside it:

a candidate receipt records the bytes that passed local checks;
a link-freshness receipt records which external URLs were seen and when; and
a signed promotion envelope binds those receipts to the deployed descriptor, plane roots, browser journey and release identity.

The planned public corpus lives at the external Coventry and Warwickshire publication unit. OKF Explorer remains the reusable browser runtime and loads the external descriptor. The publication journey must pass against those exact URLs before a signed envelope can call a candidate promoted.

Earlier Observation Is Historical, Not Promotion Metadata

The earlier Pages run 30813485357 and heritage-coventry-warwickshire-20260803 release remain useful historical observations of the first implementation. They are not embedded as current status in this candidate. That release was mutable at the GitHub platform level and used a lightweight tag, so it must not be called an immutable release. The replacement release gate uses the external publication unit, an annotated tag and GitHub immutable releases.

Controlling Evidence

Publication Boundary

Official source status, mechanical normalization and successful interface testing do not turn this evaluation into an assured heritage register. Historic England remains authoritative for designation and Heritage at Risk information. A signed promotion envelope can bind an exact commit, candidate digest, deployed URL and observation time, but Pages and external source URLs can subsequently change. Any synthetic record or relationship is visibly invented and isolated.