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Atlas Open Project Account

The Atlas open project account keeps the Project Information Model alive after approval. It connects the project record to GIS location, documents, stakeholder roles, operating metrics, financing terms, reporting submissions, servicing behavior, and material events.

Project Information Model To Atlas Mapping

Section titled “Project Information Model To Atlas Mapping”
Project Information Model SectionAtlas RecordRequired Evidence
Project profileAsset identity and GIS boundaryProject name, site, coordinates, asset boundary, framework.
StakeholdersStakeholder recordsSponsor, operator, community entity, steward, lender, reviewer.
Technical designDocuments and mediaDrawings, specifications, photos, vendor quotes, site studies.
Financial modelFinancial assumptions and financing termsCapex, opex, revenue, project-loan terms, waterfall, sensitivities.
Risk registerRisk and material-event recordsRisk owners, mitigation, indicators, event triggers.
ComplianceCompliance trackerPermits, approvals, renewals, conditions, evidence.
O&MOperating metrics and reportsSOPs, maintenance logs, service indicators, incident reports.
Investor packagePermissioned investor viewData room checklist, IC brief, exceptions, sign-off.
ScoreMeaningTypical Action
0MissingSponsor must provide evidence before review can proceed.
1DraftEvidence exists but is incomplete, unsourced, or unreviewed.
2SubmittedEvidence is uploaded and ready for reviewer assessment.
3ReviewedEvidence has been reviewed with comments or conditions.
4AcceptedEvidence satisfies the Project Information Model standard for current maturity level.

Sponsors maintain the open project account, update evidence, submit metrics, and report material events.

Reviewers use Atlas to test evidence completeness, consistency, source quality, and open issues.

Investors use permissioned views to monitor the project, project loan, purchase eligibility, and pool-level reporting inputs.

Atlas records should include document owner, source, date, version, confidentiality level, review status, and next update. Superseded evidence should remain traceable rather than silently replaced.