Machine-readable audit dataset for "How Conservation–Recreation Knowledge Becomes Planning Evidence"

This repository contains the machine-readable audit dataset supporting the systematic review “How Conservation–Recreation Knowledge Becomes Planning Evidence: A Focused Systematic Review and Contrastive Synthesis of Protected-Area Research.” The dataset documents the current 323-publication focused corpus and the nested contrastive full-text synthesis. It includes the complete 323→100 per-record sampling ledger, 99 coded evidence pathways, publication-reported semantic recoverability (V5), provenance traceability (V6), the final all-99 planning-task applicability and reported interpretive-locus audit, planning-use status, proposition-level audit records, retrospective eligibility reconciliation, source locators, and coding-derived evidence anchors. The final nested sample comprised 100 selected studies, of which 99 were retrieved and coded and one was unavailable and not replaced. Sampling strata were 42 spatial-only, 29 place-only, 3 both-family, and 26 neither-family studies; the latter comprised 8 fixed contextual-validation studies and 18 stage-stratified random records selected using seed 20260919. The nested synthesis is a contrastive analytical sample and should not be interpreted as estimating prevalence across the 323-publication focused corpus. Raw Web of Science and Scopus export files and copyrighted article PDFs are not redistributed because of database licensing and copyright restrictions.