NCGS Evidence Types

Pre-release. This site describes standard version 0.7.0-dev, which is in development and may change before version 1.0.0.

The kinds of content-addressed artifact that support a record.

Agreement notice

A landowner’s formal notice under the site agreement: a withdrawal, or a reinstatement under the agreement’s restart provision. Contains personal data; access-controlled.

Attendance register

The register of a planting day or education session. Contains personal data; access-controlled.

Ground-cover photograph

A geotagged photograph of the ground cover, required in pairs for a withheld determination.

Interview notes

Notes or recording of a stakeholder interview. Contains personal data; access-controlled.

Ledger export

A ledger export: a query over the project ledger, handed over at close-out in whatever structure the receiver asks for, even a relational schema, and filed by content address.

Nursery delivery note

The supplier’s document listing the stock in a consignment.

On-screen signature

The site agreement signed on a tablet or phone screen: the captured signature image, kept with the agreement text it signs. One of the three formal forms of a signed agreement. Contains personal data; it lives in the evidence file store and the ledger holds only its content address (ADR-0007).

Recipient acknowledgement

The signed acknowledgement of a delivery.

Report

A monthly progress report or the final integrated report.

Site agreement

The signed site agreement, photographed or scanned. One of the three formal forms of a signed agreement. Contains personal data; access-controlled.

Site photograph

A geotagged photograph of the site as a whole.

Stock photograph

A geotagged photograph of the trees in a consignment at delivery, before any is planted.

Tree photograph

A geotagged photograph of one tree individual.

Verbal agreement recording

A sound recording of a verbal agreement: the conversation in which the landowner, site manager or owner agreed. Optional, informal evidence; the act stays verbal. Unlike a recorded consent it is not in the consent wording and makes nothing signed (ADR-0030). A voice is personal data: the person is asked before recording, the recording lives in the evidence file store, and the ledger holds only its content address (ADR-0007).

This page explains the standard and does not decide conformance: only the released corpus does. It describes glossary/roles-and-evidence.ttl at standard version 0.7.0-dev.