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ExoPolitics Field Framework 1.0

A multidimensional classification and analytical architecture for phenomena, evidence, intelligence, claims, source dependencies, adversarial manipulation and epistemic uncertainty.

Classification is not validation. A taxonomy records what is claimed, observed, measured, inferred or hypothesised without converting the classification itself into proof.

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Standards within EFF 1.0

EFF-TAX-PHEN-1

Phenomena Taxonomy

Classifies what is reported, observed, recovered or claimed — domain, morphology, origin and manifestation — before any explanation is applied.

EFF-TAX-EPI-1

Evidence & Epistemology

Source reliability, evidence strength, corroboration structure, falsifiability and analytical confidence, scored separately.

EFF-TAX-INT-1

Exopolitical Intelligence

Actors, programs, relationships, motives, priority intelligence requirements and intelligence-gap classes.

EFF-ONT-1

Ontology & Knowledge Graph

Persistent objects and versioned assessments linked through a controlled set of graph relationships.

EFF-ONT-REL-1

Relationship & Dependency

Distinguishes genuine independent corroboration from hidden shared upstream sources and synthetic convergence.

EFF-SCHEMA-CASE-1

Canonical Case Record

The operational container for investigations: case, evidence and assessment field schemas.

EFF-GRAPH-1

Claim Graph Standard

Records how propositions enter, spread through and mutate inside the information environment.

EFF-EX-1

Worked Ontology Example

A full example showing dimension-specific confidence: high on observation, low on origin.

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