"Making Aquatic Safety Measurable"
A Practical Framework Based on Real-World Use of Computer Vision
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This document presents a structured overview of how computer vision systems operate in real aquatic environments.
It outlines:
• operational logic
• capabilities and limitations
• calibration principles (for clients)
• validation considerations
• responsible implementation practices
The purpose is to support a professional discussion within the aquatic safety community about measurable risk reduction and structured situational awareness.
This is not a promotional brochure.
It is a working framework intended for professionals in aquatic operations, risk management, and safety leadership.
We review requests to ensure the document reaches relevant practitioners and industry stakeholders.
It outlines:
• operational logic
• capabilities and limitations
• calibration principles (for clients)
• validation considerations
• responsible implementation practices
The purpose is to support a professional discussion within the aquatic safety community about measurable risk reduction and structured situational awareness.
This is not a promotional brochure.
It is a working framework intended for professionals in aquatic operations, risk management, and safety leadership.
We review requests to ensure the document reaches relevant practitioners and industry stakeholders.
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