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=== Calibration Report === A Calibration Report documents the calibration activity. It may include: * The conceptual instrument being examined * Its stated identity and intended purpose * Its original calibrated scope * The observed usage or operational condition * The suspected form of Semantic Drift * The evidence examined * The underlying mechanism * Observable consequences * Scope boundaries * Exceptions * Parent and Child Instrument relationships * Sources of ambiguity * Sources of uncertainty * Known failure modes * Conflicting evidence * Calibration limitations * Unresolved [[Calibration Debt]] * The current calibration position A Calibration Report does not command change. It makes the calibration process inspectable. It allows another person, institution, domain expert, or governing body to examine: * What was measured * How it was measured * Which standards were applied * What evidence was used * What uncertainty remains * How the conclusion was reached A conclusion without a traceable Calibration Report is not sufficient for MoA calibration.
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