AHAI // ANOMALY CLASSIFICATION REFERENCE

ASTRAL & HAZARDOUS ANOMALY INSTITUTE // ARCHIVE

DOC_ID: AHAI-REF-000451 // CLASSIFICATION: SYSTEM STANDARD

AHAI ANOMALY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM ENGINE (MODULAR GUIDE)

01. PRIMARY ANOMALY TYPES

Code	Classification	Description
PHN	Phenomenon	Anomalous events, occurrences, or processes that do not fit conventional physical laws.
BIO	Biological	Anomalies involving organisms, biological processes, mutations, or living systems.
MAT	Material	Anomalous substances, minerals, objects, materials, or physical matter.
ENE	Energetic	Anomalies primarily involving energy, radiation, forces, or unusual energy states.
COG	Cognitive	Anomalies affecting thought, perception, memory, consciousness, or cognition.
SPA	Spatial	Anomalies involving space, distance, dimensions, locations, or spatial geometry.
TEM	Temporal	Anomalies involving time, chronology, causality, aging, or temporal displacement.
INF	Informational	Anomalies involving information, data, language, records, communication, or knowledge.
AST	Astral	Anomalies connected to stars, celestial phenomena, cosmic structures, or astral forces.
ENT	Entity	Anomalous beings or independently acting entities.
TEC	Technological	Anomalous machines, technologies, artificial systems, or technological constructs.
ECO	Ecological	Anomalies affecting ecosystems, environments, habitats, or large-scale biological relationships.
MIX	Composite	Anomalies exhibiting multiple fundamental anomaly types that cannot reasonably be assigned to one primary category.
HUM	Humanoid Anomaly	Anomalous beings possessing a humanoid structure or sufficiently human-like characteristics.

02. SECONDARY / BEHAVIORAL DESIGNATIONS

Code	Designation	Description
SAP	Sapient	Demonstrates self-awareness, reasoning, independent thought, or advanced intelligence.
SEN	Sentient	Demonstrates awareness or perception but may not possess advanced reasoning.
AUT	Autonomous	Operates independently without requiring external control.
SYM	Symbiotic	Exists through or depends upon a relationship with another organism/entity/system.
PAR	Parasitic	Requires another organism, entity, or system to sustain itself.
COL	Collective	Exists as a group, network, hive, or interconnected consciousness.
MIM	Mimetic	Can imitate, reproduce, or assume characteristics of other entities/information.
ADP	Adaptive	Changes its properties or behavior in response to its surroundings.
REG	Regenerative	Demonstrates anomalous recovery, restoration, or self-repair.
VOL	Volatile	Behavior/properties can change rapidly or unpredictably.
STA	Stable	Anomalous properties remain relatively consistent and predictable.

03. PERSONNEL ANOMALY DESIGNATIONS

Code	Classification	Description
STA-I	Anomalous Personnel — Level I	Minor or low-impact anomalous characteristics.
STA-II	Anomalous Personnel — Level II	Noticeable anomalous characteristics requiring documentation or limited accommodations.
STA-III	Anomalous Personnel — Level III	Significant anomalous characteristics; personnel remain fully integrated but require specialized documentation.
STA-IV	Anomalous Personnel — Level IV	High-impact anomalous characteristics requiring executive oversight.
STA-V	Anomalous Personnel — Level V	Extremely significant anomaly; access and activities may require executive authorization.
STA-EX	Executive Anomalous Personnel	Anomalous personnel holding executive-level authority or occupying critical leadership positions.

04. HAZARD & STABILITY STATUS CODES

Level	Hazard	General Meaning
I	Minimal	Little to no meaningful threat under normal circumstances.
II	Low	Limited potential for harm; manageable with standard precautions.
III	Moderate	Can cause meaningful harm under certain conditions.
IV	High	Significant potential threat to personnel, infrastructure, or surrounding areas.
V	Severe	Major threat requiring specialized containment or emergency protocols.
VI	Critical	Extreme threat capable of causing large-scale consequences.
VII	Catastrophic	Potential for widespread, systemic, planetary, or equivalent consequences.
Ω	Omega	Threat characteristics exceed conventional hazard assessment or cannot be reliably quantified.

05. CONTAINMENT & MANAGEMENT STATUS

Status	Meaning
Contained	Anomaly is held within an AHAI-controlled containment environment.
Restricted	Anomaly is accessible only under specific authorization.
Monitored	Anomaly remains outside formal containment but is actively observed.
Protected	AHAI safeguards the anomaly rather than restricting it.
Cooperative	Anomaly voluntarily cooperates with AHAI procedures.
Integrated	Anomaly is incorporated into normal AHAI operations/personnel systems.
Uncontained	Anomaly is not currently under AHAI containment.
Not Applicable	Containment is unnecessary or impossible, such as certain anomalous personnel.
Unknown	Current management status cannot be confirmed.

06. CASE DOSSIER EXAMPLES

SUBJECT: RAINARD

Classification: HUM/SAP - STA-III
Hazard: IV - STABLE/ADAPTIVE
Observed Abilities: COG-SPA-TEM
Containment Status: Not Applicable.

SUBJECT: ORION

Classification: HUM/SAP - STA-EX
Hazard: [Ω CLEARANCE REQUIRED]
Observed Abilities: [Ω CLEARANCE REQUIRED]
Containment Status: Not Applicable.
Research Status: Active / Self-Documented