An observation can be accurate and still be too old—or too far away—to support a decision. Grounded DI connects environmental assessments to their sources, location, timing, and review requirements.
Before a weather alert or environmental advisory moves forward, the information needs to fit the question. That includes where and when it was collected, which thresholds apply, and what requires review.
Grounded DI’s approach keeps those checks with the assessment, including why it was held for review or cleared for the next step.
01
Scope & freshness
Identify the location, time, and source context of the assessment.
02
Thresholds & escalation
Apply declared conditions and preserve the reason a finding requires review.
03
Advisory control
Connect an assessment to the review and authorization conditions governing its release.
Supporting record
Explore weather, water, and hazard filings.
The dated register includes weather-alert release, clean-water risk assessment, and multi-hazard evaluation.