A capture and its objects

Select the newest capture on the record, a launch on the harbour approach. The heading says what was seen and how fast, with the node, the time and the seal number. Change verdict, Evidence pack and Decide sit underneath.

The frames come first. Every object the node tracked has a box and a label, T1, T2 and so on. Select a frame in the strip to step through the pass.

A capture can hold more than one vessel. There is one radar reading, and it belongs to one object, here the launch. The yacht behind it is judged on a vision estimate. Each object has its own verdict: Decide opens the launch's review, and Change lets you set the yacht's verdict on purpose.

At the same moment shows every other source that reported this vessel within ten seconds: the radar, the drive unit on the launch's electric outboard, and AIS. Where two evidence level sources agree, the moment meets the evidence rule. AIS is shown for corroboration only.

The capture seal shows where this capture sits in your organisation's chain, the one before and the one after. Select Check the seal and Sensolytica recomputes it and tells you whether it still holds.

Verdict history lists every decision about this capture, newest first: the processing read, each person's change with their reason, and the seal. A verdict is a person's decision, so it is audited rather than sealed.