Public model records and released evidence for Nepal building-damage analysis — HOT fAIr
- Outcome
- Completed
- Search date
- Source
- HOT
- Reference
- RUN-20260906-026
- Aim
- Find public provenance and released outputs for the event building-damage analysis.
- Source and interface
- HOT — fAIr public interface
- Search method
- Follow the existing fAIr assessment source links and enumerate public event-specific project/model/output records. Record unavailable, login-only or unexposed information accurately; no inference job or provider request is launched. Exhaust the declared result set and all exposed pagination; retain original records and metadata. A provider limit or failed retrieval is a partial outcome, never a zero-result or complete run. Actual request URLs and bodies, including pagination and endpoint recovery, are in search-reports/2026-09-07-remote-sensing-queries.json under RUN-20260906-026. Native model queries: Nepal, Rasuwa, Trishuli, Bhote, Gyirong, Langtang, dinov3l_upernet_hot; limit100 and all next links.
- Criteria
All languages and cloud levels. Spatial searches WGS84 [84.3976, 27.732, 85.5508, 28.35], 2026-06-27T00:00:00Z through 2026-09-06T22:37:38Z. Event releases retain their supplied historical references. - Coverage
- Event products: source-defined event release and historical references; spatial queries WGS84 [84.3976, 27.732, 85.5508, 28.35] from 2026-06-27 to frozen run start. Baselines retain stated source epochs. Native unit: public model records.
- Stopping rule
- Exhaust all results and explicit product/metadata pagination for this declared interface; record unavailable or capped retrieval as such.
- Result
3 public model records. 3 discovery records; 0 per-run distinct asset URLs. Automated screening, with new candidates under review and known identities retained. Complete public model-name/description queries; no training or inference jobs run. Zero eligible models is limited to these search terms, not proof that the HuggingFace workflow or event damage product does not exist.