The IPIA (Anthropogenic Inertia Perturbation Index) System v3.0 is an advanced geodynamic auditing tool developed by Ricardo Reyes Ramos. This software is designed to quantify the impact of large-scale civil infrastructure and mining operations on Earth's rotational stability and polar motion. The V3.0 release marks a significant milestone by introducing the ALPHA Module, a specialized engine for calculating mass removal in open-pit mines and quarries. This version implements the "Norma Reyes", establishing a universal safety threshold of 1.0 \times 10^{-9} rad for anthropogenic geodynamic excitation. Key Technical Features: Dual-Core Engine: Integrated processing for both mass addition (high-rise buildings) and mass removal (mining/excavation). High-Precision Tensor Analysis: 20-decimal resolution for monitoring cumulative micro-perturbations in the terrestrial inertia tensor. Automated Certification: Generates official compliance reports and certificates for environmental and geodynamic auditing. LPR-2026 Licensing: Includes proprietary licensing terms to protect intellectual property and the "Norma Reyes" standard.