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An officer or analyst logs a suspected incident, location, observations and supporting evidence.
NAIMOS Intelligence brings location reports, investigation priority, human verification and communications drafts into one traceable workflow.
A detection or high risk score prompts investigation. It does not establish that illegal mining occurred.
An officer or analyst logs a suspected incident, location, observations and supporting evidence.
Explainable rules weigh nearby reports, land change signals and environmental proximity.
Authorised staff review the site and record a status change with a reason and history.
The PRO reviews sourced figures and adapts a draft to the audience before approval.
See recorded activity, verification progress and areas needing attention. Move from a summary to the incident behind it.
Prepare a press briefing, social post, situation report, parliamentary briefing, media Q&A, executive brief or talking points.
A sample of what the PRO could review before preparing an update. Counts below describe only this fictional dataset.
The full application calculates national counts from its database. This standalone page uses fixed, synthetic examples and makes no live API calls.
Select an audience to see how the same fictional incident records can be presented. Every draft requires factual and editorial approval before publication.
Check the source records, verification status, dates and approval route. A risk signal is an internal priority, not a public allegation.
The production concept connects operational records to a web dashboard. This published walkthrough is a static demonstration of that concept.
The application stores incidents, status history, evidence metadata, geographic features, risk factors and reports in PostgreSQL with PostGIS.
A 0–100 investigation priority score is assembled from named factors. Staff can inspect why a location was prioritised. It is not a finding of guilt.
An authorised person changes verification status and records a reason. Public claims should be checked against that status and the original record.
Different briefing formats use the same underlying records. The PRO reviews wording and sources before sharing anything outside NAIMOS.