Ethicosome v1

An ethically informed risk evaluation and decision-support tool addressing environmental health-related contexts, integrating classical risk assessment, bioethical modifiers, and evidence-supported likelihood guidance.

Research tool Environmental Health Ethical Risk Evaluation

Project Information

This name will be used in the on-screen assessment and PDF report.

Part I — Classical Risk

The system maps this choice to a consequence category: negligible, minor, moderate, major, or catastrophic.

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Use the most realistic scenario, based on available evidence, exposure conditions, similar cases, and informed judgment.

Note: The likelihood value is ultimately selected by the user. The tool provides structured guidance and case-based support, but the final estimation reflects the user's informed judgment.

Part II — Ethical Evaluation

Part III — One Health Considerations (Optional)

Results update automatically based on your inputs.

Results

Outputs reflect integrated classical risk and ethical escalation logic.

Likelihood classification

Classical risk

Derived harm potential

Ethical load

Final ethicosome

Ethicosome Risk Index

Ethical and Environmental Risk Level

Low Medium Significant High Critical

How was this result calculated?

One Health Relevance

Not assessed

Flags

Methodology Summary

  • Consequence and likelihood determine the classical risk.
  • Ethical inputs are coded internally but interpreted qualitatively.
  • Harm potential is derived from consequence and exposure context.
  • Ethical load drives capped escalation: +0, +1, or +2 levels.
  • Bypass of vulnerable populations is recorded and flagged.
  • Case studies are loaded from Supabase when credentials are configured.

Likelihood Support Panel

Use these case cards as structured guidance. They do not automatically determine probability; they help users make a transparent, evidence-informed estimate.

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Suggested interpretation: select the project category closest to your scenario, review comparable cases, then adjust the likelihood slider using professional judgment.
Examples of special projects and activities:
  • Antenna parks
  • Sports facilities
  • Construction material storage/distribution sites
  • Other projects or activities that do not fall within the previous categories