riverside-demo.toml

# Second demo city — proves config-over-code: a new city is a new config + data,
# no Python changes. See docs/ADAPTING.md.
city = "Riverside"
dataset_note = "Synthetic demonstration data — not real reports. The hotspots are planted in the fixture, so the method finds what was put there."
exposure_unit = "bike trips (synthetic)"

streets = "../tests/fixtures/riverside/streets.geojson"
reports = "../tests/fixtures/riverside/reports.json"
exposure = "../tests/fixtures/riverside/exposure.json"

raw_dir = "../data/raw/riverside"   # PRIVATE, gitignored
out_dir = "../data/published"       # open, committed
submissions_dir = "../data/pending" # PRIVATE moderation queue, gitignored (HR4)

ref_lat = 33.9533
ref_lon = -117.3962

# Analysis window (METHODOLOGY §1). Spans all synthetic fixture timestamps so the
# demo filters nothing and outputs stay byte-stable.
[window]
start = "2026-01-01"
end = "2026-12-31"

[thresholds]
snap_max_m = 25
dedupe_window_s = 600
dedupe_distance_m = 15
small_n = 5
min_publish_n = 3
rate_per = 1000
confidence_z = 1.96
fdr_alpha = 0.05
gi_band_m = 300
kde_bandwidth_m = 150
kde_grid = 20