Public operating summary
The 2021 report records the ground-resonance continuity review and the first operational planning cycle after the Stratis analysis partnership became central to public candidate triage.
Operating facts
- Continuous recording
- 99.96% station uptime
- Active Field Array hosts
- 26,020 average monthly
- Public catalog accessions
- 7 public records
- Archive digitization
- 251 media items stabilized or indexed
- Operating reserve
- 26 months at current burn
- Publication policy
- No funder review before release
Renner Endowment
48%
Calder Ridge Trust
18%
Private research grants
13%
Principal supporters
10%
Field Array in-kind compute
11%
Research record
- Completed the continuous-observation review for Calder Ridge ground-coupled resonance.
- Moved Stratis scoring into standing candidate triage under human review.
- Revised calibration-break notes so older records could be compared honestly against current instruments.
- Started the public-language review that later became the modern classification standard.
Stewardship
Support was directed toward calibration continuity rather than new public programs.
Directorate review reaffirmed that machine scoring cannot determine scientific conclusions.
Long-lived instruments were treated as archive assets, not replaceable equipment alone.
Archive and records
- The ground-resonance sensor lineage table was reconciled back to 1961.
- Calibration breaks were tied to instrument drawings and maintenance notes where available.
- Several older public summaries were held back pending reclassification under modern language standards.
Open operating risks
- Comparing decades of recordings requires explicit calibration-break accounting.
- The archive remains exposed to knowledge loss when retiring staff hold undocumented context.
- The Field Array queue was approaching the scale at which manual intake review would fail.