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# GeoIntel Build Status
Updated: 2026-07-17
Updated: 2026-07-19
## Current state
GeoIntel is an implemented map-first GeoAI workbench running as an all-in-one
Unraid container with embedded PostGIS, FastAPI, React/MapLibre, local
Ollama integration and optional local YOLO/PyTorch inference.
GeoIntel `v1.0.0-rc.1` is an accepted map-first GeoAI workbench for Belgium
and the legally distinct Belgian maritime scopes. It runs as an immutable
all-in-one Unraid image with PostGIS, FastAPI, React/MapLibre, local Ollama
integration and optional local YOLO/PyTorch inference.
The active release program is
`docs/RC_ROADMAP_BELGIUM_NORTH_SEA.md`.
Mol and the Kempen are deep regression areas, not the product boundary. The
national workbench also has deterministic golden journeys for Wallonia,
Brussels, a language-boundary selection, the coast and the Belgian North Sea.
## Product scope
## Release status
- Target: all Belgian land and the separately labelled Belgian territorial
sea, EEZ and continental shelf.
- Existing deep regression references: Mol and the Kempen transport region.
- Required new golden areas: Wallonia, Brussels, a cross-region area, coast
and Belgian North Sea.
- Architecture: federated authoritative providers with one coverage matrix;
no assumption that GRB, PICC, UrbIS and NGI are semantically identical.
There are no open release blockers for the signed `v1.0.0-rc.1` evidence set.
RC-0 through RC-11 are complete. Backup/restore, fresh install, upgrade,
rollback, fail-closed readiness, one Alembic head, API contracts, supply-chain
policy, responsive browser journeys and live PostGIS acceptance are proven.
## Implemented foundation
The active post-RC candidate extends real source coverage. Its repository gate
passes 1,052 backend tests, 22 frontend tests, frontend typecheck/build,
one Alembic head and the complete readiness script. Its remaining acceptance
step is live SPW bathymetry persistence and browser verification before a new
immutable image is called releasable.
- Projects, Areas, Datasets, versions, PostGIS vector features and raster
artifacts.
- Map selection, semantic metrics, historical comparison and exports.
- Governed Flemish sources for buildings, context, orthophotos, terrain,
flooding, soil, nature, agriculture, population and policy rasters.
- Detection persistence, local configured YOLO/PyTorch path, QA/QC and review
evidence.
- Segmentation persistence foundation without fake production inference.
- Local Ollama assistant grounded in persisted evidence.
- Single-container Unraid deployment on port 1202.
## Operational product loop
## Release blockers
- Open one national map without selecting a technical project.
- Select an understandable theme and draw or reuse a bounded Area.
- Resolve governed coverage per Belgian jurisdiction.
- Analyse persisted PostGIS vectors or bounded raster artifacts.
- Show source-appropriate metrics, provenance, time and limitations.
- Compare compatible Statbel 2021-2025 and other governed historical series.
- Export persisted evidence or question it through the local Ollama assistant.
- Run configured local YOLO detection with persisted QA and explicit human
review limitations.
- Current production backup and isolated restore proof.
- Fail-closed readiness and truthful runtime capability reporting.
- Stale job/run reconciliation and correlated exception logging.
- Temporal compatibility guard for detection QA.
- Production secret/configuration parity, immutable images and rollback.
- Full CI, reproducible dependencies and supply-chain evidence.
- Critical response-model typing and real frontend/browser E2E coverage.
- National and maritime scope/providers/golden areas.
## Explicit non-blocking boundaries
## Latest evidence
- MDK analytical North Sea bathymetry remains `not_configured`: the public
endpoint fails strict hostname validation and the official low-resolution
product is currently request-based. TLS and source-integrity checks are not
bypassed.
- SPW supplies governed Walloon waterbed elevation in mDNG, not current water
depth. Water volume remains unsupported until a compatible water-surface,
time, vertical-datum and uncertainty contract exists.
- Building detection is an assisted review workflow. The retained benchmark
still requires independent false-negative review before any claim of
autonomous production accuracy or another training pass.
- Real SAM/YOLO-seg inference, a training studio, LiDAR, production
multi-user authentication and real-time monitoring remain post-V1 scope.
- Additional official datasets may improve coverage, but they are not V1
completion blockers when the coverage matrix reports absence honestly.
Run:
## Reproduce current repository evidence
```bash
bash scripts/run_readiness_check.sh
cd backend && python -m alembic upgrade head --sql
bash -n scripts/live_migration_smoke.sh
```
Live release evidence:
```bash
python scripts/capture_release_evidence.py \
@@ -55,8 +71,3 @@ python scripts/capture_release_evidence.py \
--release-id rc-belgium-north-sea \
--live-base-url http://192.168.10.150:1202
```
The evidence manifest is runtime output and is deliberately ignored by Git.
The first captured baseline reported one Alembic head (`202607160001`) and
reachable live health/capability routes. Health truthfulness is an open RC-2
blocker until readiness becomes fail-closed.