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EV-charging site analytics: utilization, demand, peak saturation and corridor benchmarks.

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EV-charging site analytics: utilization, demand, peak saturation and corridor benchmarks.

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search_charging_stations	Find charging stations in one country by structured filter — id, title, address, operator. The reply is the API payload inline: station ids, titles, addresses and operators, which is what the claim tools take as site_id and station_id.
nearby_charging_stations	List the charging stations within a radius of a point, nearest first. The radius is in kilometres and at most 10; the reply is the API payload inline. This is how a site's competitors are found before any claim is read.
list_evses	List the individual EVSEs (connectors) of up to 20 stations, with their capacity in kW. Stall counts and capacity bands come from here rather than from a station record.
aggregate_charging_utilization	Station-level utilization aggregated over a GeoJSON area and a date window of at most 92 days, optionally filtered to a capacity band (default 150 kW = HPC; pass 100 for fast charging). The reply is one row per station, so it reads an area without pulling any station's daily rows.
aggregate_evse_utilization	EVSE-level utilization aggregated over a GeoJSON area and a date window of at most 92 days, optionally filtered to a capacity band. The per-connector counterpart of aggregate_charging_utilization.
area_benchmark	How hard is each EVSE at this site working compared with the area around it? Reads the area_benchmark claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
avg_session_minutes	How long does a session at this site actually last? Reads the avg_session_minutes claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
busy_evse_hours	How many EVSE-hours at this station carried charging on the drilled day, and how many of its EVSEs were charging at once in the busiest hour? Reads the busy_evse_hours claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
corridor_benchmark	How does this site's demand per EVSE-day compare with the corridor drawn around it? Reads the corridor_benchmark claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
corridor_comparison	How does this site compare with the named stations around it — distance, EVSE count, max kW, and sessions per EVSE-day each? Reads the corridor_comparison claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
daily_spike	Which days ran far above this site's normal, and by how much? Reads the daily_spike claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
day_vs_similar	Was one particular day unusual for the day of week it fell on? Reads the day_vs_similar claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
demand_share_multiple	How much of the area's demand does this one site take, said as a multiple of the mean station? Reads the demand_share_multiple claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
estate_coverage	Which estate sites reported on every day of the window, which are partial or young, and how full is the window's final day? Reads the estate_coverage claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
estate_monthly_series	Did demand per EVSE across the estate move month over month, and did each focus site move with it? Reads the estate_monthly_series claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
hourly_spike	When in the day does demand at this site peak? Reads the hourly_spike claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
monthly_sessions_per_stall_day	Is demand per EVSE rising or falling month over month? Reads the monthly_sessions_per_stall_day claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
peak_hour_co_saturation	When the site reaches its busiest hour of the day, do the stations around it reach their own busiest hours at the same time? Reads the peak_hour_co_saturation claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
poi_context	What kind of place is this site sitting in? Reads the poi_context claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading. places carries the rows this claim reads, because they are transcribed by the caller rather than fetched.
rank_gap	Where does this site sit in its estate's ranking, and how far is it from the estate median and the estate leader? Reads the rank_gap claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
road_context	What road does this site sit on, and what class is it? Reads the road_context claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
sessions_per_stall_day	How hard is each EVSE at this site working per day? Reads the sessions_per_stall_day claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
site_profile	What is this site — how many EVSEs, and how close is the nearest station? Reads the site_profile claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
site_ranking	How do the estate's sites rank on sessions per EVSE-day over one window, and how far is the leader above the estate median? Reads the site_ranking claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
total_charging_minutes	How many minutes of charging did this site actually deliver over the window? Reads the total_charging_minutes claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.
total_sessions	How much charging demand did this site see over the window? Reads the total_sessions claim for one site and returns only its result: the status the claim decided from its own observations (computed or insufficient), the typed result, and the display a deliverable would print. The observations behind it are pulled into a scratch directory that is deleted before the call returns, so the rows never enter the conversation and nothing is left on the server to read back later — this call is the whole reading.