Data registry
Sources
Everything ATLAS holds, where it came from, when it was taken and what it may be used for.
Each build script already recorded this; until now none of it was visible, so a reader could see a figure without seeing what stood behind it.
Datasets
| Dataset | Publisher | Covers | Retrieved | Days old | Licence |
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Not carried by this copy
Needing a decision
Quality checks
These are the build's own audit outputs. They are not data about Ireland; they are data about whether the data joined up.
Whether the pipeline's own checks passed -- the live join reproduction, the source scorecard, the cartography rules and the narrative gate -- is on How ATLAS checks itself, not here.
What this does not show
- A retrieval date says when a copy was taken, not when the publisher last changed the figures. Where a publisher records its own update date it is shown as well, and the two are not the same thing.
- An old retrieval is not necessarily a stale one. A census is not reissued, so a copy taken a year ago is as current as one taken today; an annual estimate is not.
- A licence recorded here is what the build script was told. It is a prompt to check, never a clearance to publish.