Keep People Safe
Do not chase, trespass, block roads, enter unstable terrain, or approach unknown residue. A better angle is not worth a preventable injury.
ESTABLISHING UPLINK
ESTABLISHING UPLINK
Loc-Geist University · Field Safety
Learn how to observe, document, and preserve anomalous sighting evidence without turning curiosity into risk. This is training guidance, not a live instrument panel.
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Biological Integrity
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Training required
The course teaches observation discipline, evidence custody, communication habits, and biological caution. It does not scan your environment, judge whether a sighting is real, or replace human review.
Certification Progress
You do not need these certifications to file a sighting. Complete them when you want deeper training in observation, evidence handling, and research practice.
Tell ordinary sky events from evidence worth documenting.
Describe motion carefully, respect unknown distance, and test models only when inputs support them.
Keep sensor values, units, timestamps, calibration, and custody records traceable.
Coordinate safely without flattening testimony, uncertainty, or evidence lineage.
Protect wellbeing, document subjective experience carefully, and step back whenever observation is no longer safe or clear.
Protect people, animals, sites, and consent boundaries.
Preserve habitat context and avoid extraction-first behavior.
Do not chase, trespass, block roads, enter unstable terrain, or approach unknown residue. A better angle is not worth a preventable injury.
Keep raw photos, video, audio, notes, timestamps, and location context intact. Edit copies only after the original record is secured.
Write down weather, direction faced, duration, nearby aircraft or drones, witness count, and anything that could explain or complicate the event.
Capture each account before group discussion shapes memory. Disagreement is useful evidence, not a failure of the report.