Calibration enforcement
Cells must carry active calibration, inversion scaffolding, structural seed, and non-zero variance. Failed cells are downgraded or suppressed rather than cosmetically promoted.
AURORA OSI
Aurora OSI normalizes existing cell-level scan data, enforces calibration quality, assigns confidence classes, estimates resource proxies, scores recovery feasibility, and computes ESG impact metrics.
Cells must carry active calibration, inversion scaffolding, structural seed, and non-zero variance. Failed cells are downgraded or suppressed rather than cosmetically promoted.
Volume proxy, concentration proxy, host probability, porosity proxy, permeability proxy, and flow likelihood are derived from existing scan signals and commodity-specific rules.
Recovery feasibility, economic friction, ESG delta, carbon avoided, water saved, and land disturbance avoided can be surfaced in buyer-facing reports.
The same intelligence pipeline powers saved-scan upgrades, live scan payloads, ESG calculator outputs, and NI 43-101-aligned report sections.