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Digital-Twin Evidence Contracts

Direct answer

A K07 digital twin is a bounded evidence instrument with declared fidelity, omissions, permitted uses, prohibited uses, calibration evidence, and invalidation conditions—not a live facility, command path, or certification.

Stable record: K07-DTC-INDEX
Claim status: PROJECT TECHNICAL PROPOSAL
Last reviewed: 2026-08-16
Research cutoff: 2026-08-16
Source type: GOVERNED PROJECT KNOWLEDGE
Currentness: Current for release 2.1.0; external sources require periodic revalidation.
Correction state: No unresolved public correction recorded for this release.
Machine record: Static JSON record

Authority and evidence boundary. K07 publishes knowledge architecture, bounded reference records, procurement structures, local validation tools, signed synthetic fixtures, and point-in-time source review. It does not certify a facility, award a contract, authorize an operation, prove truth, establish deployment, or claim current operation.

Facility-pattern evidence contracts

DTC-K07-001

Existing nuclear-plant colocation digital-twin evidence contract

Support bounded design, consequence, control, autonomy, timing, recovery, and evidence testing without exposing or commanding a live facility.

Pattern: FP-K06-001

DTC-K07-002

Part 53 advanced-reactor campus digital-twin evidence contract

Support bounded design, consequence, control, autonomy, timing, recovery, and evidence testing without exposing or commanding a live facility.

Pattern: FP-K06-002

DTC-K07-003

Isolated microreactor campus digital-twin evidence contract

Support bounded design, consequence, control, autonomy, timing, recovery, and evidence testing without exposing or commanding a live facility.

Pattern: FP-K06-003

DTC-K07-004

Non-nuclear high-consequence datacenter digital-twin evidence contract

Support bounded design, consequence, control, autonomy, timing, recovery, and evidence testing without exposing or commanding a live facility.

Pattern: FP-K06-004

Safety boundary

Public twin contracts require synthetic identifiers, non-routable addresses, declared omissions, fidelity ranges, provenance, calibration, invalidators, and isolation from production control. They prohibit target development, live-facility access, protected coordinates, credentials, real protection settings, and destructive procedures.