Appendix
Terminology tie-breakers and the source record — kept together so a reader checking a fact knows exactly where it came from.
Consistency ledger — the tie-breaker for conflicting terms
| Topic | Use going forward |
|---|---|
| Global Risk hazard list | All 12 perils as one unified MVP scope (Decision #1) |
| Global Risk risk engine | RiskLayer (primary); CLIMADA (open-source benchmark/fallback) |
| Global Risk exposure model | Hazard-Exposure-Vulnerability (H-E-V) — nature folded into Exposure, not a fourth dimension |
| Audiences (all three platforms) | Governments; development partners; NGOs/civil society; private sector; SERVIR hubs |
| Food Security EUDR scope | Confirmed platform scope (Decision #3) |
| NRM platform name | “Land Cover and Environmental Monitoring (LCEM) Platform” |
| NRM carbon scope | MRV data only — never issuing, registering, or guaranteeing credits |
| Tool names | RiskMap, AgriNexus, CEO-based tooling — not generic "the platform" |
| Hub naming | "Central America" = "Mesoamerica," same hub (Decision #11) |
| "Three platforms" framing | Organizational/funding domains over one shared system — say "scoped," not "built its own version of" |
Source documents
Internal (SERVIR shared Drive): Global Risk PDD (v0.1); Food Security PDD Template, Starting Use Case, and Use Case Worksheet; Land Cover and Environmental Monitoring PDD (v0.1) and Prototype doc; SERVIR Global Platform Technical Integration Guide; SIG-NAL's SERVIR GeoAI Strategy (2026–2030); SERVIR Service Inventory, Jan 2026 (85+ services) and its linked GitHub-repo manifest.
Code repository: github.com/SERVIR-AI/global-platform — investigated directly (cloned, read source).
GitHub organizations (named by David, all now inventoried in §02 — 259 public repos across seven orgs, 16 September 2026): github.com/SERVIR-AI (confirmed consolidation target), github.com/SERVIR-Amazonia, github.com/Servir-Mekong, github.com/SERVIRSEA, github.com/SERVIR. Forest Data Partnership (reviewed 10 September 2026, §05 F7): wri.org · fao.org · github.com/google/forest-data-partnership (MIT, trained models) · github.com/forestdatapartnership (6 repos incl. Whisp, MIT) · Earth Engine catalogue projects/forestdatapartnership/assets.
Partner-tool orgs: github.com/pyregence (Pyregence/Pyrecast and pyretechnics, wildfire behaviour — Decision #16, reviewed 4 September 2026), github.com/OurPlanscape (Planscape — wildfire-resilience treatment planning, CC0, built by SIG for the US Forest Service; planscape.org; reviewed 10 September 2026, §06 N7 and Decision #23) and github.com/geoglows (GEOGloWS River Forecast System — riverine-flood forecasting backbone for §04, §05 and §07; 28 repos, BSD/MIT, pygeoglows on PyPI; inventoried 16 September 2026, §02. Permissive licensing lowers the barrier to wrapping but does not make this a migration target — §04’s flood row stays Partner).
Hub service catalogues (crawled 3 September 2026, §09): servir.icimod.org · servir.adpc.net/tools · servir.icrisat.org · rcmrd.org and servirglobal.net/Regions/ESAfrica · servir.alliancebioversityciat.org · servir.catie.ac.cr · appcenter.servirglobal.net (n=1–82). 123 services across six hubs.
Open-source landscape research: OpenQuake, CLIMADA/climada_petals, IBF-system, TorchGeo, TerraTorch, PANGAEA-bench, Whisp, DSSAT, PCSE/WOFOST, AquaCrop-OS, Sen4CAP, OpenET, earthrise-media/mining-detector, MegaDetector, SMART, GBIF, Microsoft Planetary Computer biodiversity layers.
Companion published documents: Open-Source Gap-Fill Atlas · Decisions Log Action Plan (owners/target dates for the original nine residuals — not yet updated for the 13 additional residuals surfaced since).
Source of record for every claim in this plan: SERVIR Platform Ecosystem — Master Architecture, v1.7, and GeoAI Strategy Across the Three SERVIR Platforms. Where this plan condenses a table or note for length, the master document carries the full version.