Round UUID: 9aaeb4f3-02d3-4c7c-ab5b-480bf13e6c48
Prompt:
# Coral Reef Health Classification Rules Evaluate each coral reef using the following set of rules to determine if it is HEALTHY or STRESSED. Apply these rules sequentially and classify accordingly. ## Rule 1: Current Flow and Integrity Indicators - If CurrentFlowQuality is "Poor" AND ReefIntegrityScore is "Poor" or "Very Poor", classify as STRESSED. - If CurrentFlowQuality is "Excellent" AND ReefIntegrityScore is "Excellent" or "Good", classify as HEALTHY unless contradicted by Rule 4. ## Rule 2: Pollution and Biodiversity Assessment - If PollutionLevel is "Critical" AND BiodiversityIndex is "Low" or "Medium", classify as STRESSED. - If BiodiversityIndex is "Very High" OR "High" AND PollutionLevel is "Low", classify as HEALTHY unless contradicted by Rule 4. ## Rule 3: Reef Age and Coral Type Evaluation - If CoralAgeEstimate ≤ 11 AND ReefAverageAge < 30, classify as STRESSED. - If CoralAgeEstimate ≥ 21 AND ReefAverageAge > 35 AND CoralDominantType is "Massive", classify as HEALTHY unless contradicted by Rule 4. ## Rule 4: Critical Stress Indicators Override - If ANY TWO of the following conditions are met, classify as STRESSED regardless of other factors: * AcousticIntensity > 600 * PollutionLevel is "Critical" or "High" * CurrentFlowQuality is "Poor" * ReefIntegrityScore is "Very Poor" or "Poor" * BleachingEventsPerYear is "Frequent" ## Rule 5: Positive Health Indicators - If THREE OR MORE of the following conditions are met, classify as HEALTHY unless Rule 4 applies: * CurrentFlowQuality is "Excellent" or "Good" * BiodiversityIndex is "High" or "Very High" * AlgalCoverage is "Minimal" * ReefIntegrityScore is "Excellent" or "Good" * PollutionLevel is "Low" ## Default Rule - If no clear classification can be made from the above rules, evaluate the overall pattern: * If the majority of indicators (CurrentFlowQuality, ReefIntegrityScore, BiodiversityIndex, PollutionLevel) are positive, classify as HEALTHY. * Otherwise, classify as STRESSED. When evaluating, always check Rule 4 (Critical Stress Indicators) last, as it can override previous classifications.