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Assumptions | Starting from the dates.  This is in working order as I sorted the data out.
Subject | Canine subjects in number order
 | Human subjects in order mentioned by [NAME], unmentioned subject after
First Phase | Where reported is used is human subject
 | Otherwise unsorted
Second Phase | We know from Maine that [NAME] turned to steam, but they could continue to hear him screaming, so he is the audio evidence suggesting that he is in Phase Two.
First Phase Results | These are all the same bar one.  Where we only have First Phase appearing successful - this is probably [NAME], where they think he is stuck in Phase Two.
Third Phase | Choi and [NAME] are "lost", must therefore be "Third Phase Unknown"
Geopositioning | For Choi and [NAME] from Third Phase we have Geopositioning.
 | Maine - accuracy +/- 500 km as we know he was found at Lancewood.
Third Phase | Maine - as the geopositioning signal was lost, third phase would be unknown - they didn't know where he was
 | Elan only human subject left, therefore must have "reported" extreme pain and disorientation.
 | Lakia 212 was only 65% reconstituted - eg. not complete.
 | Lakia 233 made it through (from Sente - Chadwick emails), so must have been 100% and tranquilized.
Geopositioning | Lakia 212 "retreived" - i.e. they went and found the dog.  This fits with +/- 1 km and unclear verticals - they didn't see him land.
 | Lakia 233 resolved on Level 3.  The only mentioned vertical that is enough to be on another level is +5 m.  The lab is on Level 4, so maybe another underground facility, with Level 3 above Level 4.
 | The verticals are only mentioned on 2 more Geopositioning reports, and in none of the human ones already established, it is therefore likely that they had worked out how to do this prior to moving onto humans.
 | This leaves two with verticals - (distance 50 m, vertical -1 m and distance 10m, vertical 0 m).  Working on the basis that they need to get the distance more accurate before they then try to increase it, this gives us Lakia 219 for 50 m, and Lakia 224 for 10 m.
 | This leaves two, and we know that they don't have a visual for [NAME], so he must be Geopositiong of 1.5 km, and [NAME] of 10 m.  Maybe having lost so many they thought they would try and get one through successfully!!
Third Phase | Lakia 219, and Lakia 224 then remaining to be sorted.  A guess rather than logic suggests that bigger distance and at a vertical of 0 is more likely to hit a bystander, so Lakia 219 hits [NAME], and Lakia 224 only (!) hits infrastructure.
[NAME] | [NAME], Choi, Stephens and Maine lost.  For Maine this is said in Third Phase, Status: Subject lost for the others.
 | The only other human (and therefore able to "report") is Elan - he gets reports extreme pain and disorientation, a repeat of what had been said in Third Phase.
 | The three remaining [NAME] reports are "expired", so they don't relate to Lakia 233 (whose status must then have been included in the Third Phase info).
 | Lakia 219 with only a total integration of 35% is the most likely to have survived the initial transfer before dying.  So Lakia 212 and Lakia 224 get status expired.
Subject | With the data sorted to this point, it makes more sense if Elan was the first human subject, before they started increasing the distance, rather than them subsequently decreasing the distance again.
EM interference | We have 9 reports, 1 recognising the problem, 1 trying to sort it, and 7 saying it is negligible, so they make most sense in this order.
[NAME] | We have 6 reports in total that the [NAME] are fully effective, they are probably what was used to stop the EM interference.  For Lakia 212, problem recognised, for Lakia 219, partially effective.  However, this means that there is one other subject where they were either not used or failed.  Does this mean that the reason Maine was having so many problems with EM was that the shields failed?
Isotope Signal | We have 4 reports.  No idea - unsorted.
Notes | Progress was submitted to SK - Sente after Lakia 233, and before Tau-Seven started.
 | We don't know when [NAME] was present - but maybe for the first human test?