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Which PiSpace pages give evidence about Paris?

An audit of six public destinations shows which specialist pages identify Paris and which serve a different geographic question.

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Question and selection

What evidence can a visitor collect for the city of Paris from one relevant entry page per active PiSpace specialist? We chose the Paris pages where a relevant one was verified for air, costs and daylight. We used the France country profile for statistics, the France map set for national geography and the ranked coins table as a market control. This is a task-based sample, not a random survey of the six sites.

Method

  1. On 14 November 2026, open each listed source and record the main subject from its title and page context.
  2. Mark yes only when Paris is the main place of that entry. A map that shows Paris or a French value that includes it does not meet this test.
  3. For each yes, record what the page describes and the date field a reader should inspect. A station reached through the Air city page is evidence about the named site.

What the six pages showed

Main geographic focus of the six pages
Paris is the main place
3 of 6
Another geographic focus or no geographic unit
3 of 6
Project Paris is the main place Use the evidence at this level Date to check
Air Yes Modelled Paris forecast and a link to a named station Forecast valid hour or station measurement time
Costs Yes Paris place page with source areas that vary by figure Reference period of the selected price
Sky Yes Daylight calculations for the Paris location Local calendar date and time zone
Open Data No National statistics for France on this page Reference period of the selected indicator
Maps No France map materials Version or date in the map credits
Crypto No Market table without a city unit Market timestamp, when shown

Three of six pages met the Paris test: Air, Costs and Sky. Reproduce the count by adding one for each yes: 1 + 1 + 1 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 3. The three answer different questions. The most local directly measured air evidence in this sample is linked from Air and concerns a named station rather than a city-wide average.

Limitations and reuse

This records one date and one entry per project. It does not measure how many indicators or cities each site serves, verify individual reading accuracy, or predict later availability. Recheck the six pages to repeat the audit and record new, missing or redirected destinations. The table reports page properties and does not reproduce prices, pollution observations or market quotes.

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