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Each site is one Watermark investigation. The page color says what opens; the campus line is the build on the ground — two different clocks.

MAU Maumee Basin 9 sites
2MI The Two Miamis 9 sites
SE Southeastern Basins 12 sites
NE Northeast Basins 8 sites
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The campus — the build on the ground Investigating Confirmed Under construction Operational
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← Entity graph

Wiki · graph exports

Download the entity graph

The corpus — resolved entities and their relationships, the wiki concepts, profiled people, the leads board, the boom-origin hypotheses, and the open questions — is projected into one connected knowledge graph and serialized here as standard interchange formats, so you can query it, visualize it, or fold it into your own research outside this site. 484 nodes · 712 edges.

  • RDF · Turtle corpus.ttl

    The graph as RDF triples in Turtle syntax, on the yidam ontology (owl / rdfs / skos / prov). Load into any triplestore and query with SPARQL.

    Opens in SPARQL · RDFLib · Apache Jena

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  • RDF · JSON-LD corpus.jsonld

    The same RDF graph as a JSON-LD @graph document — the JSON-native serialization, identical vocabulary to the Turtle.

    Opens in JSON-LD processors · RDFLib

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  • GraphML corpus.graphml

    The directed link graph as GraphML — every mirror node a vertex, every resolved link a typed edge. Open it for visual network analysis.

    Opens in Gephi · Cytoscape · yEd

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How it's built

Each file is regenerated at every watermark export from the committed corpus — a standing artifact, never hand-edited. Nodes carry their evidence provenance; a relationship becomes a typed edge (RDF property / GraphML type). The projection is BOSC's realization of yidam's export rdf|graphml.

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v2.4.0
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484 nodes / 712 edges