What problem does it solve?
This skill streamlines the acquisition of external data and credible sources to support MCM/ICM Problem C analyses, ensuring sources are traceable and suitable for background context that does not enter model inputs.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Source identification: Select authoritative, primary sources (government, academic, international organizations) and cross-verify information.
- Data requirements definition: Specify fields, time ranges, granularity, and intended use to guide data collection and reproducibility.
- Citation & provenance: Produce traceable citations, record access dates and URLs, and maintain a reproducibility log for auditability.
- Use Case: When solving Problem C, gather relevant external indicators or background data to contextualize the analysis without injecting exogenous inputs into the model.
Quick Start
Specify data needs, select authoritative sources, and document a reproducibility log to accompany your Problem C analysis.