Open verification queue
Match the place,
not just the name.
A 25-record pilot that shows exactly where federal facility identifiers remain unverified. It publishes the unresolved queue instead of converting a name search into a false match.
WHY THIS EXISTS
Names are weak
facility identifiers.
One Virginia permit can cover several buildings or street addresses. EPA search results can also return similarly named facilities in different states or multiple records for one campus.
The pilot therefore does not publish an FRS Registry ID or ICIS-Air ID until the physical address and federal program linkage agree. A blank field is an explicit research result.
The downloadable register is suitable for review and completion. It is not evidence that a candidate is absent from FRS or outside federal programs.
ACCEPTANCE RULES
Five gates before
an identifier.
These gates turn identity resolution into a reviewable method instead of a private judgment.
GateQuestionResult
01 · CandidateA permit record has a usable address, coordinate or parcel description.
Continue only when supported
02 · Address checkStreet number, normalized street name, locality and ZIP are compared; campus records are not automatically collapsed.
Continue only when supported
03 · Program linkAn FRS Registry ID is accepted only when the associated program record supports the same physical facility.
Continue only when supported
04 · Conflict reviewMultiple buildings, names, operators or nearby EPA records force manual review.
Continue only when supported
05 · PublicationBlank is preferred to a plausible but unverified identifier.
Verified identifier or documented blank
CURRENT FINDING
The honest pilot
contains no confirmed links yet.
That is preferable to attaching the wrong federal record. The first release documents single-address candidates, multi-building cases, one missing-address case and one out-of-scope record.
Future versions will add an identifier only with a dated EPA source URL and a short match-basis note.