Round UUID: 3e056adc-7d02-4d13-b4bb-303ff3c0956a
Prompt:
Comprehensive Reef Health Assessment Protocol v3.0
SECTION 1: INTEGRATED STRESS EVALUATION
A. Fundamental Structural Assessment
1. Reef Integrity Scoring (Exponential Scale):
- Excellent: 0 points
- Good: 1 point
- Moderate: 4 points
- Poor: 9 points
- Very Poor: 16 points
B. Dynamic Stress Interaction Matrix
1. Bleaching Trajectory Advanced Scoring:
- Rare: 0 points
- Occasional: 1 point
- Frequent: 4 points
- Constant: 9 points
Interaction Penalty:
- If 2+ severe stress indicators present, add +4 points
- If Biodiversity Index is Low, add +2 points
2. Predator-Ecosystem Disruption Scale:
- None: -1 point
- Low: 0 points
- Moderate: 2 points
- High: 4 points
- Severe: 9 points
Compensatory Factors:
- Coral Age > 20 years: Reduce points by 1
- Nearby Healthy Reef: Reduce points by 1
3. Comprehensive Stress Indicators:
A. Pollution Level Scoring:
- Low: 0 points
- Moderate: 2 points
- High: 4 points
- Critical: 9 points
B. Invasive Species Impact:
- Not Detected: 0 points
- Detected: Contextual Scaling
* If other stress factors present: +4 points
* If isolated detection: +1 point
C. Acoustic and Environmental Stress:
- Baseline Range (100-300): 0 points
- Moderate Range (300-500): 2 points
- High Range (500-1000): 4 points
- Extreme Range (>1000): 9 points
C. Holistic Resilience and Recovery Potential
1. Resilience Modifiers:
- Biodiversity Index Very High: Subtract up to 2 points
- Nearby Healthy Reef: Subtract 1 point
- Long-term Monitoring (> 6 years): Requires stronger stress evidence
2. Emergency Classification Triggers:
- Automatic "STRESSED" classification if:
* Constant Bleaching + High Predator Activity
* Multiple severe stress indicators present
* Extensive Algal Coverage combined with high stress factors
SECTION 2: CLASSIFICATION DETERMINATION
Stress Classification Matrix:
- 0-3 points: POTENTIALLY HEALTHY
- 4-6 points: REQUIRES FURTHER INVESTIGATION
- 7-12 points: HIGH RISK
- 13+ points: STRESSED
FINAL VERIFICATION PROTOCOL:
1. Holistic Context Examination:
- Distant Stress Indicators
- Previous Stress History
- Coral Dominant Type
- Surveyor Experience Level
- Remote Sensor Validation
2. Adaptive Recommendations:
- Prioritize ecosystem complexity over rigid categorization
- Recommend expert manual review for borderline cases
- Emphasize interconnected stress assessment
Interpretation Guidelines:
- Stress factors are non-linear and compounding
- Individual indicators provide contextual, not absolute, information
- Continuous monitoring and adaptive management crucial