@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Two things, for two different readers.
 | | What it is | Read it if |
 | --- | --- | --- |
 | `data/*.geojson` | One file per source layer, the college's field names untouched | You want St. Olaf's data as St. Olaf publishes it |
-| `map.json`, `map.geojson` | 184 places in Carleton's schema | You are AAO, ccc-server, or anything already written against Carleton's |
+| `map.json`, `map.geojson` | 230 places in Carleton's schema | You are AAO, ccc-server, or anything already written against Carleton's |
 | `site/changes/` | A page for every change to the data: before and after, close-ups, a card for each thing that moved | You want to see what changed without reading a diff |
 | `routing.json` | A pedestrian routing graph | You want to walk someone from one door to another |
 | `vendor/ole-compass/` | The 2016 survey `routing.json` is built from | You are changing how the graph is georeferenced |
@@ -38,13 +38,17 @@ which is what the college's [public dashboard][dashboard] embeds. Its layers are
 shared publicly and advertise `Query`, so the scrape is unauthenticated and no
 credential belongs in this repo.
 
-The one exception is the bike racks, which the campus map does not show. They
-come from the college's [**Bike Rack Locations**][bike-racks] map
-(`0e7dc1af82aa4eeab4566c45d8c150ee`), on the same ArcGIS organisation and as
-public.
+Two sets of layers are exceptions, because the campus map does not show them.
+The bike racks come from the college's [**Bike Rack Locations**][bike-racks]
+map (`0e7dc1af82aa4eeab4566c45d8c150ee`). The AEDs, evacuation assembly points
+and naloxone kits come from its [**Emergency Services**][emergency] map
+(`533e0569340a41a69866f0123a3e789f`), whose evacuation paths are left out:
+unnamed lines, with nothing to list or search. Both are on the same ArcGIS
+organisation and as public.
 
 [webmap]: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=48f433ddf4674d53b1754e307ffce1f4
 [bike-racks]: https://stolaf.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/basic/index.html?appid=b792338d01ca45d88049a84d1c41fc25
+[emergency]: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/434cf9932c174f4aa90494dc78f4165a
 [dashboard]: https://stolaf.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/039528a0ee874da7b5ef749c2393498d
 
 | Layer | Geometry | Features |
@@ -61,7 +65,8 @@ public.
 | `campus-roads.geojson` | LineString, MultiLineString | 38 |
 | `main-campus-roads.geojson` | MultiLineString | 1 |
 | `bike-racks.geojson` | Point | 36 |
-| | | **406** |
+| `emergency-services.geojson` | Point | 46 |
+| | | **452** |
 
 One more layer is outside the web map: `natural-lands-segments.geojson`, the 29
 segments of `stolaf_trails20220308`, which the college's Natural Lands distance
@@ -87,14 +92,15 @@ admissions, the windmill) that are one concept split across seven layer ids.
 
 ## The published dataset
 
-`map.json` and `map.geojson` hold **184 places, 96 with a footprint** — against
+`map.json` and `map.geojson` hold **230 places, 96 with a footprint** — against
 Carleton's 124 and 96, which is a fair indication the two datasets are of
 comparable use.
 
 | | Places |
 | --- | ---: |
 | Parking (lots, accessible stalls) | 65 |
 | Buildings | 38 |
+| Emergency services (AEDs, naloxone, assembly points) | 46 |
 | Bike racks | 36 |
 | Trails | 16 |
 | Ponds | 11 |
@@ -107,8 +113,8 @@ comparable use.
 The ponds, the trails and the athletic fields carry the `outdoors` category,
 which is what AAO's Outdoors group lists.
 
-The 88 places without a footprint are the accessible-parking stalls, the bike
-racks and the points of interest, which are points, and the trails, which are lines. Forty
+The 134 places without a footprint are the accessible-parking stalls, the bike
+racks, the emergency services and the points of interest, which are points, and the trails, which are lines. Forty
 more source features — unnamed parking polygons, ponds and trail segments, and
 blank rows in the athletic-fields layer — are **not** places, because an
 unnamed feature cannot be labelled, searched for or linked to. Their geometry is
@@ -255,6 +261,19 @@ fails a rack that names no place, or sits more than 60 m from the one it names:
 the college labels one rack beside Rand Hall for New Hall, across campus, and
 `overrides.yaml` puts it right.
 
+The emergency services are 25 AEDs, 9 kits of naloxone and fentanyl test strips,
+and 12 evacuation assembly points. An AED or kit is parented on the building
+it sits inside, found by its point rather than its name: the layers type their
+buildings by hand ("Theater Buildilng", "Skoglund/Tostrud"), and every point is
+inside a footprint or within 3 m of one, on a wall two buildings share. There
+the building the label names wins. Each is named for its parent and where
+inside -- "AED, Alumni Hall (First floor, by elevator)", "Naloxone and Fentanyl
+Test Strips, Holland Hall (Third floor in south stairwell)" -- and an assembly
+point for where outdoors it is, "Assembly Point, North Plaza". The naloxone
+layer's counts of kits on hand are not scraped: a restock is not a change to
+the campus. `verify.py` fails an AED or kit inside no building, or not named
+for the one it is in.
+
 ## Determinism is the whole design
 
 Committing scraped data is only worth doing if a diff means something. Three
@@ -407,7 +426,7 @@ buries the campus. So:
 | `campus_buildings` | MultiPolygon | 38 | z14+ |
 | `campus_grounds` | MultiPolygon | 47 | z14+ |
 | `campus_paths` | MultiLineString | 187 lines in 16 features | z15+ |
-| `campus_labels` | Point | 184 | z15+ |
+| `campus_labels` | Point | 230 | z15+ |
 
 Every anchor carries a `kind`, which is what lets the style bring each sort of
 place in at the zoom where it stops being clutter — buildings at z15, points of
@@ -417,8 +436,8 @@ property name map-tiles uses, so AAO's selection code keys off it unchanged.
 
 The 26 accessible-parking points get their own `kind` for one reason: every
 label would begin "Accessible Parking", and without it the style stamps that
-26 times across campus. The 36 bike racks get one for the same reason, and
-the style labels neither.
+26 times across campus. The 36 bike racks and 46 emergency services get one
+for the same reason, and the style labels none of them.
 
 Most of `campus_paths` comes from `data/` rather than `map.geojson`, because
 walkways and the other trail segments are not *places* — the unnamed ones have
 
@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ PAGES_FILE_LIMIT=100000000
 # and archive size, and is expected to move these with it.
 MIN_CAMPUS_BUILDINGS=34   # currently 38
 MIN_CAMPUS_GROUNDS=42     # currently 47
-MIN_CAMPUS_LABELS=165     # currently 184
+MIN_CAMPUS_LABELS=205     # currently 230
 MIN_CAMPUS_PATHS=12       # currently 16: the 14 named trails, then walkways
                           # and the other trail segments merged
 MIN_TILES=900             # currently ~985