Baseline
v0.1 frozen
Reproducible incident/control hard gate remains the baseline.
PAMIR turns flight and system telemetry into reproducible, inspectable evidence — so engineering teams can establish what happened, what the data supports, and what remains uncertain.
Offline-first reconstruction converts source telemetry into deterministic artifacts, qualified material claims and reproducible replay — without turning confidence into a substitute for evidence.
PAMIR v0.1 remains the frozen reproducible baseline. The v0.2 evidence-calibration lane adds provenance, perturbation-qualified material claims and a separate blind public holdout workflow without retuning v0.1 to force a pass.
Reproducible incident/control hard gate remains the baseline.
Incident detection passed; root cause is not ground-truth confirmed.
Software-hardfault root remained outside telemetry-only reconstruction scope. No retuning was used to force a pass.
Control semantics: zero qualified material causal claims on hard-gate controls; raw unstable candidates remain visible.
Post-flight reconstruction, telemetry validation and reproducible incident evidence.
Sensor, state and actuator evidence for complex field autonomy.
Evidence-grade reconstruction across long-duration autonomous operations.
Validation and post-test forensic reconstruction for mission-critical autonomous systems.
For technical validation, pilot programmes, research collaboration and institutional enquiries.