Cargo quantity
The reported quantity and unit of cargo involved in an event or movement.
Sources that carry it
3 sourcesStanding commercial contributory cargo-theft intelligence membership product. Credentialed members can search CargoNet's pooled U.S. and Canadian incident/alert archive, use real-time charts and maps, query recent thefts, visualize up to two years of theft history around customized routes, and access weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual incident/trend reports. The database pools reports from law enforcement, insurers, transportation companies, manufacturers, retailers, and theft victims. The product supplies reported-incident intelligence and does not establish population-complete crime rates, calibrated prospective probabilities, customer shipment telemetry, or a lifted/recovery time unless explicitly reported.
New York hazardous-waste manifest waste-line records, 2006-2018 (frozen since Nov 2019 when EPA e-Manifest preempted state collection). Published by NYSDEC via the NY Open Data Socrata API (data.ny.gov, resource ys8p-aqus). fetch.py joins the manifest table (33 fields, RCRA-ID handler identifiers only, no names/addresses) against NYSDEC's own RCRA-ID address lookup file (locaddr.csv) to attach the waste generator's physical address. 1,616,042 rows, statewide NY coverage, exact match to the Integration's predicted record count.
Historical Connecticut hazardous-waste shipment manifest line items, including generator, destination facility, transporter, waste-code, quantity, and shipment details. CT DEEP warns that submitted and transcribed records can contain omissions, duplicates, and errors.
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