DGCP™ Record: DGCP-0183

Publication Date: 2026-09-02 (Asia/Bangkok)
Event Date: 2026-09-02
Project: MaMeeFarm™
Framework: DGCP™: Data Governance & Continuous Proof
Role: Architect DGCP™
Document Type: DGCP™ Record Standard v1
Mode: Observation only • Operational continuity • No prediction • No advice
Scope Note: Water Pumping • Water Transfer • Underground Water Well • Connected Piping • Water Storage Tank • Full-Level Condition • Operational Continuity
Location: MaMeeFarm (Primary DGCP Site)


Record Identification

  • Record ID: DGCP-0183
  • Timezone: Asia/Bangkok
  • Record State: Active

Operational Activity

  • water pumping, transfer, connected piping, and storage conditions documented
  • submersible water pump documented
  • underground water well water documented
  • pump placement documented
  • water pumping into storage tank documented
  • connected water tank piping documented
  • water tank full-level condition documented

Asset Observation

  • Submersible Water Pump:
    HZ-PMP-0005
  • Underground Water Well:
    WT-UW-0001-0002
  • Water Storage Tank:
    WT-F-0001
  • Connected Water Tank Piping:
    WT-F-0001-0002

Zone Reference

  • HZ-02

Operational Observation

  • submersible water pump HZ-PMP-0005 observed within HZ-02 near the underground water well and connected piping
  • water observed within underground water well WT-UW-0001-0002
  • water surface observed visibly present within the well
  • submersible water pump HZ-PMP-0005 observed being lowered into underground water well WT-UW-0001-0002
  • water discharged through connected piping observed flowing into water storage tank WT-F-0001 during pumping activity using HZ-PMP-0005
  • connected piping between water tanks WT-F-0001-0002 observed within HZ-02
  • blue PVC piping, fittings, and valves associated with the water tank system observed
  • water in tank WT-F-0001 observed reaching the upper level of the tank

Observed Values

Water Level Observation:

  • Water Level Condition: Full

Structural Observation

Observed Condition:

  • submersible water pump presence documented
  • water within underground water well documented
  • pump placement into underground water well documented
  • water flow into storage tank WT-F-0001 documented
  • connected water tank piping documented
  • visible piping, fittings, and valves documented
  • WT-F-0001 upper water level condition documented
  • no pumping rate inferred
  • no water volume inferred
  • no water quality inferred
  • no pump performance assessment introduced
  • no system efficiency assessment introduced
  • no causal condition inferred beyond the observed sequence
  • append-only governance chain preserved

Evidence Reference

  • Video Documentation (~15 seconds)

Linked Proof Sequence

  • Proof 1665
  • Proof 1666
  • Proof 1667
  • Proof 1668
  • Proof 1669
  • Proof 1670

Integrity Statement

Forward-only record
No retroactive edit
Sequence continuity maintained


DGCP™ Structural Note

This record is maintained under DGCP™ as a structured operational continuity entry.

Observation structure preserved.
The submersible water pump, water within the underground well, pump placement, water flow through connected piping into WT-F-0001, visible piping components, and upper water-level condition retained as documented.
The recorded sequence documents the observed movement of water from the well and pumping context through connected piping into the storage tank.
The full-level classification preserves the observed water-level condition without inferring water volume.
No pumping rate, water quality, pump performance, system efficiency, or additional causal condition was inferred.
No narrative interpretation included.
No predictive classification applied.


Author: P’Toh
Role: Architect DGCP™


License:
DGCP | MMFARM-POL-2025
This work is licensed under the DGCP (Data Governance & Continuous Proof) framework.
All content is part of the MaMeeFarm™ Real-Work Data & Philosophy archive.
Redistribution, citation, or derivative use must preserve attribution and license reference.

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