Sprinkler coverage percent
The observed, reported, measured, or estimated sprinkler coverage percent for a building, on the basis and date stated by the source. Source-specific scale, direction, threshold, period, and model semantics belong on the coverage edge where applicable.
Sources that carry it
2 sourcesNamed ProMetrix engineering report for a selected commercial building's automatic sprinkler protection. It reports site-survey and update dates, design and coverage, water-supply and component evaluation, periodic-test review, deficiencies, and an explicitly defined 0–100 sprinkler grade. It is not proof of current operability or correction after the report date.
Official standalone inventory of San Francisco tall buildings, focused on attributes relevant to earthquake performance and post-earthquake recovery. It is building/address/representative-parcel pointable and emits structural material/system/type, known seismic-retrofit year, permit-document stamp years, completion year, design-code year, site/foundation information, collection date and primary source. The dataset description says that as of October 1, 2018 it contains the complete 156 buildings taller than 240 feet plus 24 buildings over 160 feet. It is not a mandatory-retrofit compliance register: retrofit_date means a known retrofit year, permit_date fields are document date-stamp years, and completion_date may come from a CFC or Emporis. None proves present resistance or current code compliance.
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