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 (Likelihood × Consequence)

Derived harm potential

Ethical load

Final ethicosome

Ethicosome Risk Index

Ethical-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