Alert Levels¶
AI1SAD estimates environmental and surveillance-relevant shark encounter conditions. It does not predict individual attacks or guarantee safety outcomes.
Alert levels are operational labels for review, monitoring, and communication. They are not attack-probability categories.
Levels¶
advisory
Conditions deserve awareness, but the signal is limited, uncertain, or event-specific.
watch
Conditions support increased attention by lifeguards, beach managers, drone teams, researchers, or API users.
warning
Environmental/live-condition signals are elevated enough to support active operational review.
urgent_surveillance
Search-zone priority is high enough that drone, lookout, or patrol teams should consider prioritizing the area even if the general environmental warning is low.
Alert Types¶
general_warning: environmental/live-condition warning score is elevated above baseline.surveillance_priority: search-zone priority is high for safety teams.activity_hazard: human activity context increases encounter hazard.biological_event: carcass, prey, stranding, fish kill, or related biological signal is active.sighting_cluster: multiple recent public sightings are active near the area.post_incident_surveillance: a recent interaction supports time-limited post-incident monitoring.
Confidence¶
Confidence is lowered when data sources are stale, missing, conflicting, or low quality. Alerts should expire rather than silently assume old data is still current.