π§ Artificial Intelligence β Real-Time Tactical Threat Analysis
Core Advantage: SirenUA executes real-time neural threat classification with dynamic rule injection against 5 high-speed intelligence streams. Ingestion-to-alert latency averages under 3 seconds.
Dynamic Rule Injection Engine
Prior to executing each classification prompt, the inference engine ranks and dynamically selects the 6β8 most accurate empirical rules from the knowledge base. Rules are evaluated based on historical precision and confirmation frequency.
Priority Multipliers: Direct mentions of specific administrative centers (Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Lviv) or weapon classes (ballistics, Shahed drone, glide bomb) trigger higher weighting. Launch site correlation heuristics receive top priority for rapid regional classification.
Threat Categories
The app shows available aerial threat types and their relevant characteristics. Labels depend on source data and supported compatibility names:
| Icon | Threat Classification | Kinematic Speed | Active Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| π©οΈ | Shahed-136 UAV | 165 km/h | up to 3 hours |
| β‘οΈ | Jet-Powered Attack UAV (Shahed-238) | 500 km/h | 1.5 hours |
| πΈ | Gerbera Decoy Drone | 150 km/h | 2 hours |
| π | Subsonic Cruise Missile (Kalibr / Kh-101 / Kh-59 / mKR Banderol) | 850 km/h | 45 minutes |
| π | Quasi-Ballistic Missile (Iskander-M / KN-23 / Π‘-300) | 4,500β5,500 km/h | 10 minutes |
| π | Kh-47M2 Kinzhal Aeroballistic Missile (Carrier: MiG-31K) | 3,000β4,000 km/h | 30 minutes |
| π£ | Guided Aerial Bomb (KAB / FAB with UMPK / UMPB D-30SN) | 900 km/h | 5 minutes |
| π | Kh-101 / Kh-555 Cruise Missiles (Carrier: Tu-95MS) | 750β850 km/h | 1.5 hours |
| π | Kh-22 / Kh-32 Supersonic Missiles (Carrier: Tu-22M3) | 900β4,200 km/h | 1 hour |
| π | Kh-59/69 / Kh-31P Tactical Missiles (Carriers: Su-34 / Su-35) | 900β1,100 km/h | 45 minutes |
| π | Iskander-K Ground-Launched Cruise Missile | 850 km/h | 20 minutes |
| π₯ | Tube Artillery / Border Shelling | 1,200 km/h | 30 minutes |
| π‘οΈ | Urban Combat / Active Hostilities Zone | β | continuous |
| π§ͺ | Chemical Contamination Alert | β | 2 hours |
| β’οΈ | Radiological Emergency Alert (ZNPP) | β | 2 hours |
| π | Hypersonic 3M22 Zircon Missile | 9,000β11,000 km/h | 10 minutes |
| π₯ | Heavy MLRS (Tornado-S / Grad / Smerch) | 2,200 km/h | 20 minutes |
| πΈ | Tactical FPV Drone / Lancet | 120β140 km/h | 30 minutes |
| ποΈ | Reconnaissance Drone (Orlan / Zala / Supercam) | 120 km/h | 1 hour |
| π¨ | Official General Air Raid Alert | β | 1 hour |
Post-Attack Autonomous Reflection
Upon the conclusion of an attack wave, the system triggers a post-mortem review: comparing initial OSINT alerts, tactical vectors, air defense interceptions, and event lifespans. The AI autonomously generates 1β3 calibrated empirical rules to refine subsequent classification accuracy.
6-Hour Statistical Learning Loop
Every 6 hours, background statistical jobs analyze the past 30 days of data across 7 mathematical validation criteria:
- Route Vector Patterns β Mapping recurring transit corridors across regions
- Confidence Calibration β Adjusting sensitivity thresholds in low-density sectors
- Temporal Clustering β Identifying peak hours for recurring drone launches
- Flight ETA Calculations β Refining flight duration math for specific corridors
- Airbase Correlation β Tracking takeoffs from Olenya, Engels-2, and Savasleyka
- Launch Hub Fingerprinting β Primorsko-Akhtarsk, Chauda, and Caspian launch sectors
- Rule Decay & Pruning β Deactivating heuristics with dropping accuracy