Learn the field flow.

Begin by recording what was observed, when it happened, and where it occurred.

• Add a clear title and sighting category.
• Record date, time, and location as accurately as possible.
• Describe what changed, moved, appeared, disappeared, or repeated.

Upload media and supporting context so the record can be reviewed later.

• Attach images, video, audio, or field notes.
• Preserve original files whenever possible.
• Avoid overwriting source details with interpretation.

Use analysis tools to separate raw evidence from derived findings.

• Check motion, light, timing, signal, and media consistency.
• Compare claims against physical constraints.
• Keep uncertainty visible instead of forcing a conclusion.

Read the case record as a structured chain of observations, evidence, and analysis.

• Look for corroboration across media, witnesses, and environment.
• Separate established facts from inferred possibilities.
• Mark what still needs source support or additional review.

Follow where each claim came from so the record stays trustworthy.

• Distinguish measured, derived, inferred, and symbolic values.
• Keep source requests visible while the record develops.
• Update claims when stronger evidence is added.

Use Loc-Geist as a structured research environment for the previously unseen.

• Return to your dashboard to monitor active work.
• Use the archive to revisit older records.
• Build toward clearer, more intentional understanding.