Notes on the methods behind the work
Authored methodology notes from SureTrace — the practices that show up across every case study we publish. Each paper sits beside the engagement notes on the /insights index and is written so a program manager or procurement committee can hold the methodology to the same standard as the work that uses it.
What SureTrace has been writing
Each paper below is a SureTrace methodology note, newest first. The underlying paper pages hold the full body.
A field-facing guide to specifying ASCE 38 Quality Level B on congested sites, aligning contractor expectations, and handing off a record the next crew can use.
Methodology note on the difference between a proximity read and a positive read on private-side sweeps, and why the shortcut compounds into a strike risk a program team is not buying.
Methodology note on why congested-corridor sweeps increasingly demand multi-frequency signal interpretation, not a single-frequency read, and how that changes the field sweep.
Methodology note on why a positive read-state on every asset in the planned corridor is the only defensible mark-out, and what it changes about pre-field intelligence.
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