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Frontiers in Integrative Science

Connecting methods and evidence across disciplinary boundaries.

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Resilient Urban Intelligence Requires More Than Prediction

Ashley White, Dorothy Harris, Kimberly Clark

This evidence synthesis examines institutional resilience in smart-city planning under disruptions. It argues that the appropriate object of evaluation is the coupled system of sensors, ecological processes, data platforms, vendors, agencie...

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Green Optimization Under Adversarial Data Conditions

Gabriel Butler, Joe Simmons, Logan Foster

This evidence synthesis examines adversarial urban optimization in dynamic green-infrastructure planning. It argues that the appropriate object of evaluation is the coupled system of sensors, ecological processes, data platforms, vendors, a...

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Design-Space Coverage for Auxetic Lattice Surrogates

Walter Brooks, Christian Kelly, Keith Sanders

This evidence synthesis examines coverage measurement in parameterized re-entrant cells. It argues that the appropriate object of evaluation is the digital thread connecting geometry, materials, boundary conditions, solver settings, derived...

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Detecting Silent Pipeline Drift in Materials Informatics

Nathan Richardson, Henry Cox, Zachary Howard

How can anomaly models distinguish a new material signal from a changed workflow? This review answers by treating pipeline drift as a property of a sociotechnical workflow rather than a feature that can be read from average accuracy. The fo...

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Water in the Lower Mantle as a Data-Lineage Problem

Larry Phillips, Justin Evans, Scott Turner

How should indirect signals be joined without erasing their separate uncertainties? This review answers by treating convergent evidence as a property of a sociotechnical workflow rather than a feature that can be read from average accuracy....

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