Platform Ecosystem — Engineering Plan
Global Risk · Food Security · Natural Resource Management
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Decisions Status Board & Phased Roadmap

22 tracked decisions as of Master Architecture v1.7. All 14 original items have a direction; 8 more surfaced when the three standalone platform documents were folded in. 18 of 22 still have real, unstarted next actions — none of the 8 newest have an owner yet.

Decisions 1–14 — the September 1–2 resolution round

#DecisionStatusResidual
1Global Risk peril listResolvedCommunicate to PDD owner for ratification; 3 of 12 perils carry accepted near-term data-coverage risk.
2RiskLayer partnership termsResolvedNone — revisit only if negotiation status changes.
3Food Security's EUDR scopeResolvedCommunicate adoption to Food Security PDD owner.
4NRM's Protect Nature scopeResolvedResourcing for two simultaneous mining tracks needs confirming.
5Climate-adjusted crop calendarsResolvedSee Decision #13 for the specific engine choice.
6TFFF strategic engagement (NRM)ResolvedNRM/LCEM platform lead needs to actually initiate the conversation.
7Funding disclosureResolvedNone — disclosure standard, not a funding search.
8Hub-sequencing mismatchResolvedFood Security's own hub-sequencing mismatch hasn't been separately walked through.
9AI build-out ownership & sequencingResolvedContingent on Decision #12; no named engineering owner yet.
10Vendor-neutrality commitmentResolvedNone.
11Reactivate-vs-build + Mesoamerica/Central AmericaResolvedDavid's status check on six dormant tools hasn't happened yet.
12Coordination with SERVIR-AI/global-platformResolvedNot yet contacted — blocks Decision #9's agent build from starting.
13Crop-model licensing (DSSAT vs. PCSE/WOFOST)Resolved to a processBake-off hasn't been scoped or run yet.
14Single shared gateway (SERVIR-AI as target)ResolvedHub-org migration inventory (§02) hasn't happened — now upstream of Decision #9's first three agents.

Decisions 15–22 — surfaced by the v1.7 document consolidation

#DecisionStatusResidual
15Compute cost/ownership for Global Risk's annualized engineOpenNo owner, no scoping started.
16Direct integration talks — Pyregence/Pyrecast, HydraFloods teamsPart-resolvedPyregence side reviewed (§04): pyretechnics is on PyPI under EPL-2.0 and co-authored inside SIG, so this is an internal adoption decision, not an external negotiation. The open question moved: not "can we use it" but who builds the non-US fuel-model layer. HydraFloods side still unreviewed, conversation not initiated.
17Exposure-data refresh cadence & licensing (WorldPop, Open Buildings, IBAT)OpenNot yet reviewed.
18Regional hub governance model for locally-calibrated overridesOpenNo governance model drafted.
19EUDR application-date reconfirmationOpenNot yet reconfirmed against official EU source.
20Crop-type coverage prioritization for servir-acesOpenNo prioritization made — largest build effort alongside #13.
21Chain-of-custody/traceability standard (logistics)OpenNo specialist conversation scoped yet.
22User-tiering for NRM Decision Support layerOpenStill open internally per the PDD itself.
23Intervention-prioritisation layer — adopt Planscape/ForSys, or leave optimisation to each use case (§06 N7)NewRaised 10 Sep 2026. Planscape is CC0 and SIG-built, so adoption is unblocked technically. The cost is the regional input layer — the same cost as the non-US fuel-model layer in Decision #16. Scope them together.
Two decisions gate everything else. Decision #12 (contact SERVIR-AI/global-platform's maintainers) and Decision #14's residual (map which hub-org repos migrate into SERVIR-AI) are both upstream blockers — no domain agent in §04–06 should start building against the gateway until both move.

Four-phase roadmap

Per the GeoAI Strategy document — carried here in full rather than referenced, since it's the sequencing this entire engineering plan builds toward.

PhaseWindowFocus
I — Platform Development2026 UnderwayStand up the gateway and shared capability layer; wrap the first three agents (Flood Risk, Field & Crop-Type, Land Cover & Change) per Decision #9; resolve the SERVIR-AI migration mapping.
II — Case-Study Expansion2027–28Extend agents into the remaining domain capabilities per §04–06's build tables; run the DSSAT/PCSE bake-off (Decision #13); prioritize servir-aces crop coverage (Decision #20).
III — Generalization & Platform Integration2028–29Cross-platform Agent2Agent federation matures; shared infrastructure (§07) fully consolidated; regional hub overrides governed (Decision #18).
IV — Institutionalization & Sustainability2029–30Tiered capacity-building model (§03) reaches research-lead cohorts across hubs; compute/funding model (Decision #15) settled for long-run operation.
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