C3VIAI
Field Identification. Evidence Correlation. Explainable Intelligence.
C3VIAI connects field identification, laboratory analysis, geospatial relationships, and structured evidence to help authorized organizations recognize patterns and make better-informed decisions.
PUBLIC SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATIONS — SYNTHETIC DATA ONLY — NO LIVE GOVERNMENT, LAW-ENFORCEMENT, MEDICAL, OR LABORATORY CONNECTIONS.
Local/State Community Overdose Intelligence
Supports local and county agencies by connecting rapid field substance identification with overdose-incident association, state-laboratory tracking, community-warning workflows, and public education.
Capabilities
- Incident mapping and 72-hour monitoring
- Fentanyl and heroin identification by Handheld Raman, GC/MS, or FTIR
- Incident association and cluster recognition
- State-laboratory tracking
- Privacy-screened community warnings
Federal/Border C3VIAI + SAEF
Connects handheld Raman precursor identifications across separated checkpoints, correlates related events, organizes evidence through SAEF, and uses GC/MS contaminant profiles to develop explainable source-attribution hypotheses.
Capabilities
- Checkpoint Raman-event correlation
- Precursor relationship analysis
- SAEF investigative case workspace
- GC/MS contaminant attribution
- Evidence Architecture and synthetic reporting
How the Platforms Differ
Focuses on overdose awareness, incident association, field identification, laboratory coordination, and prevention.
Focuses on geographically separated checkpoint events, precursor correlation, forensic evidence organization, and probabilistic attribution.
The two demonstrations are operationally and technically independent and do not exchange data.
Responsible Use
These prototypes provide decision support only. They do not establish probable cause, identify a perpetrator, provide medical diagnosis, replace confirmatory laboratory analysis, or determine criminal source attribution.