RecommendationT+0s · Initializing
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Live · Initializing · 0% confidence accumulated
Track T-117 — Unknown surface contact, ESM correlation, AIS gap
Reclassify T-117
UNKNOWNCIVILIAN-LIKELY
Reclassify track T-117 as CIVILIAN-LIKELY (confidence 0.83). Cue CO to query VHF Ch 16 hailing channel. Hold any engagement order. Maintain track on Link-16. Re-evaluate at +5 min or on AIS resume.
Hypothesis likelihoods
Independent per-class likelihoods (sensor-fusion convention) — not a mutually-exclusive distribution; values do not sum to 100%.
83%
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Risks & Assumptions
- ESM library last updated 2026-04-04 (47 days old); a new civilian-band emitter class was filed by a regional ferry operator on 2026-04-12 and may not yet be classified.
- AIS spoofing prevalence in AO-12 is 0.4% of tracks over the last 90 days; MMSI 441-band is consistent with the registered vessel database, but a spoofed transponder cannot be ruled out from kinematics alone.
- METOC forecasts sea-state 4 rising to 5 within 2h; sea-state ≥ 5 degrades IRST Band II (8–14µm) SNR by ≥3 dB and the T-117 ↔ I-44 correlation could fall below the 0.85 retention threshold.
Operator Decision
R · M · ANo auto-execute