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Source criticism: 503, 0 and null

Three answers that look like a no, but are not.

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503: not looked up

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If you ask for the energy label of a detached house, the answer can be HTTP 503: the house is not in the energy label corpus yet. That means “not looked up”, not “no energy label”.

Source: Energistyrelsen (Energimærkeordningen) via Grundfast · fetched

404: looked up, not found

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For Østre Gasværk the energy label returns 404. Here it has been looked up, and no label was found. That is a different answer from 503.

Source: Energistyrelsen (Energimærkeordningen) via Grundfast · fetched

Source: Energistyrelsen (Energimærkeordningen) via Grundfast · fetched

DKK 0: no public value

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The apartment building from 1867 has a property value of DKK 0 in the 2020 valuation. That is not the property's value; there is just no public value to show. Write “no public value”.

Source: Vurderingsstyrelsen (VUR) via Grundfast · fetched

Source: Energistyrelsen (Energimærkeordningen) via Grundfast · fetched

null in the noise map: not mapped

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At the top of Himmelbjerget the noise is null. The 2017 noise mapping only covers the largest roads and railways, Copenhagen Airport and the four largest cities. null means “not mapped at or above the threshold”, not “quiet”. At Rådhuspladsen in Copenhagen the same lookup gives 60-64 dB from road traffic.

Source: Miljøstyrelsen (støjkortlægning, MiljøGIS) via Grundfast · fetched

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The energy label returns HTTP 503 for a detached house. What do you write in the report?