The evidence stays connected. The evaluation stays human.
The evidence already exists. The difficult part is getting it into a form that lets someone understand what happened, examine what supports a finding, and decide what needs attention.
Field IQ Event Review provides an evidence-linked first pass from supported completed-event records. The demonstration below shows how evaluators inspect results, trace them to source, add their interpretation, and preserve the next step.
Start from a record you can examine.
Field IQ takes supported completed-event evidence and produces a structured starting point for the evaluator. This example is a Challenge III demonstration using recorded KEF Flight 5 movement and a constructed reference route.
Follow the result to its supporting evidence.
A useful first pass doesn't stop at a visual summary. Reviewers need to examine the records on which the summary rests. Field IQ preserves that source connection.
These are actual demonstration facts, not fabricated JSON or source hashes.
The evaluator interprets what happened.
Field IQ evidence and human interpretations are not the same thing. Reviewers can inspect, disagree, and revise their assessments while keeping the evidence intact.
The third attempt shows a lower share of recorded positions above the 5 m demonstration criterion, while a later departure remains in the complete event record.
Carry the review forward without losing the evidence.
The saved record can inform an AAR, follow-up questions, or training adjustments. People remain accountable for those conclusions and decisions.
Review the complete event and determine the next training step.