{ "task_id": "climategov_011", "domain": "NOAA_NCEI_CLIMATE_AT_A_GLANCE", "autonomy_type": "ordered table", "oracle_output_cardinality": 3, "instruction": "Screen the four South Texas climate divisions (South Central, Upper Coast, South, and Lower Valley) to identify divisions that remained near-normal to wet over two longer periods yet still had low heating demand in March 1966. Restrict the search strictly to these four divisions; use the official Texas climate-division page for their exact names and numbers.\n\nRetain only divisions that meet all three of the following criteria:\n- The 10-month Palmer Z-Index anomaly ending February 1966 must be at least -0.05.\n- The 24-month Palmer Z-Index anomaly ending December 1966 must be at least -0.10.\n- The March 1966 single-month Heating Degree Days actual value must be below 200°Df.\n\nAfter identifying qualifying divisions, sort them as follows:\n- Primary: sum of the February 1966 10-month Z anomaly and the December 1966 24-month Z anomaly, in descending order.\n- Secondary: March 1966 Heating Degree Days actual value, in ascending order.\n- Tertiary: Texas division number, in ascending order.\n\nOutput a single-line string with qualifying entries separated by commas. Each entry must follow this exact format:\n|||||\n\nThe moisture score is the sum of the February 1966 10-month Z anomaly and the December 1966 24-month Z anomaly, formatted to two decimal places. If no division qualifies, output NONE.", "start_url": "https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/national", "output_format": "Output a single-line string with qualifying entries separated by commas. Each entry must follow this exact format:\n|||||\nThe moisture score is the sum of the February 1966 10-month Z anomaly and the December 1966 24-month Z anomaly, formatted to two decimal places. If no division qualifies, output NONE.", "oracle_answer": "7|South Central|0.72|0.35|194°Df|1.07,10|Lower Valley|0.28|0.67|106°Df|0.95,9|South|0.03|0.37|148°Df|0.40", "metadata": { "State-Gated Retrieval": [ "Screen only within the four South Texas divisions defined on the Texas divisional page: South Central, Upper Coast, South, Lower Valley.", "Retain divisions that simultaneously satisfy: 1966-02 10-month Palmer Z-Index anomaly >= -0.05; 1966-12 24-month anomaly >= -0.10; 1966-03 1-month Heating Degree Days Value < 200°Df.", "Sort by sum of the two Z anomalies descending, then by 1966-03 HDD Value ascending, then by division number ascending." ], "dependency_type": "Data", "intra_chain": true, "inter_chain": true, "data_dependency": [ "The official Texas climate-division reference fixes the four South Texas division IDs and names that must be tracked across all later pages.", "The 1966-02 10-month Palmer Z-Index anomaly page and the 1966-12 24-month Palmer Z-Index anomaly page jointly identify the four target South Texas divisions.", "The 1966-03 1-month Heating Degree Days Value page supplies the last filter; final rows are produced only after intersecting the three divisional screens and then sorting by summed Z-anomaly score, HDD value, and division number." ], "freeze": { "historical_window": "Texas climate divisions South Central, Upper Coast, South, and Lower Valley; metrics are fixed to the 1966-02 10-month Palmer Z-Index anomaly, 1966-12 24-month anomaly, and 1966-03 1-month Heating Degree Days Value pages." }, "answer_type": "multi-row ordered table" }, "rubric": { "inclusion_conditions": [ "Screen only within the four South Texas divisions defined on the Texas divisional page: South Central, Upper Coast, South, Lower Valley.", "Retain divisions that simultaneously satisfy: 1966-02 10-month Palmer Z-Index anomaly >= -0.05; 1966-12 24-month anomaly >= -0.10; 1966-03 1-month Heating Degree Days Value < 200°Df.", "Sort by sum of the two Z anomalies descending, then by 1966-03 HDD Value ascending, then by division number ascending." ], "exclusion_conditions": [ "Exclude any Texas divisional results outside the four specified South Texas divisions.", "Exclude results that misread the 1966-03 HDD page filter field as Anomaly instead of Value.", "Exclude any division that fails any time window or threshold condition." ], "normalization": { "field_separator": "|", "record_separator": ",", "schema": [ "texas_division_no", "division_name", "feb_1966_10mo_z_text", "dec_1966_24mo_z_text", "mar_1966_hdd_text", "moisture_score" ], "texas_division_no": "Canonical output uses the short Texas climate-division number; the scorer may accept an equivalent four-digit form, but the emitted oracle uses the short number.", "raw_text_fields": "The two Z-index anomaly fields and the March 1966 HDD field preserve the raw displayed text; comparison may ignore optional trailing HDD unit text such as `°Df`.", "moisture_score": "Compute as February 1966 10-month Z-index anomaly plus December 1966 24-month Z-index anomaly, formatted with exactly two decimal places.", "sorting_or_selection": { "primary": "moisture_score descending", "secondary": "March 1966 HDD actual value ascending after numeric normalization", "tertiary": "Texas division number ascending" }, "eligibility_rule": "Each Texas division is counted once per requested window; if any required window value is missing, exclude the division.", "stop_condition": [ "All candidate Texas divisions are checked under the same base period and anomaly windows.", "The unique ordered output string is resolved before emission." ] } } }