The record

One fixed shape, published in full

Every field in the planned movement record.

Each structured row ties a measure to a place and time window, with coverage and source details beside it. The schema supports traffic and safety analysis without adding names, face matches, or plate numbers.

01

A stored row

The two marked key are what make one row unique

FieldUnitWhat it is
place_idid keyWhich corner, approach or lane cell this row is about
window_starttimestamp keyWhen the counted period began, in the road owner's clock
window_lengthminutes How long the period was
measurename Which of the twelve things this row counts
object_classname Car, heavy vehicle, bus, bike, person on foot, small wheels
valuesee measure The number itself
movementname Straight through, left, right, or a U-turn
directionname Which way it was heading
laneindex Which lane, counted from the curb
weathername Road or visibility condition when the system can classify it
observed_hourshours How much of the window was actually seen
coverage_statename One of five, and the five add up to the window
source_pylonid Which unit produced this number
written_attimestamp When the pylon wrote the observation

02

What is not here

We never write these down

Six fields the structured record does not contain

Road Sentinel does not read plates or recognize faces, and the movement schema has no name or identity index. Separate imagery may still show people or vehicles and follows its own access, use, and retention terms.

A plate

No part of the system reads plate characters. There's no reader in it at all.

A face

We never built face recognition. There's no gallery and no watch list.

A name

The movement schema has no name field and no identity index.

A phone

The movement schema has no phone number, network identifier, or device identifier.

A device id

A temporary movement object is not paired with a phone, onboard unit, or other device identifier.

A journey

The same car on two separate visits gets two separate temporary movement numbers. The structured movement record has no persistent identifier linking a Tuesday morning pass to a Friday afternoon one. Within one pass, the temporary number can follow the car from pylon to pylon; that records a path, not a personal identity. Separately governed imagery has its own terms.