Crop-production burdens diverge across drought-screening architectures: source data and reproducibility archive

This deposit provides the source data, figure files, analytical code and reproducibility materials supporting the manuscript “Crop-production burdens diverge across drought-screening architectures.” The study evaluates screen-to-signal fidelity and production-burden attribution in a composite crop-screening system reconstructed across 1,190 persistent-cropland grid cells. The primary cumulative sets contain 6, 15, 85 and 135 cells and 49.86, 121.58, 816.15 and 1,208.12 Mt of mapped crop production. The corresponding locally directional production shares are 100.00%, 44.90%, 8.76% and 10.29%. A seven-family control yields 6, 15, 82 and 135 cells, while volume-only and intensity-only production-relevance definitions yield 23-cell and 7-cell intersections. The archive includes figure and table source data, final figures, analytical scripts, the baseline reproducibility archive, the authoritative corrected analytical patch and the bounded independent-outcome feasibility audit. Mapped production is not production loss or an observed agricultural outcome; agreement is internal sensitivity rather than external validation. No causal effect, crop-yield effect, adaptation-performance result or intervention priority is estimated.