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Reference for the science and the system: what each part does, how it is checked, and how to run it.
The pipeline, with a guide for each part
A population-location registry places every observation. Counts go straight to the data service and the map as measured points; separately, frequency and disease-burden models turn them into modeled estimates that pass a validation gate before the data service. The two arrive at the map as separate layers.
The repository labels the six parts P0 to P5. You only need them to match an issue to its part.
The system in six parts
Section titled “The system in six parts”| Internal label | Plain-language part | What it does |
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| P0 | Population locations | Records where sampled populations were studied and how precise that place is. |
| P1 | Measured evidence | Preserves allele counts, study methods, and exact source references. |
| P2 | Frequency modeling | Estimates geographic patterns and reports uncertainty and missing support. |
| P3 | Disease-burden modeling | Connects supported frequencies to carefully defined health estimates. |
| P4 | Data service | Delivers prepared measurements and model results to applications. |
| P5 | Interactive map | Makes the evidence, estimates, uncertainty, and gaps explorable. |
Start with the authoritative sources
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Project overview
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Scientific and engineering objectives
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Atlas v1 design
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Repository contributor contract
These guides summarize. Frozen schemas, design documents, plans and issue decisions remain authoritative.