Object class

The Object class, is a standard adopted by the LSA SD, in order to classify the anomalies by their dangerousness and capabilities to break out from their conteinment.

The Object class is assigned to an LSA by the average of two other classification: All the classification on the outside sign (used to describe the LSA), are described here.
 * The danger level (DL)
 * The break out danger lever (BODL)

How to read the sign values
In this paragraphs, will be displayed the tables with which you can fully understand the values in the outside sign

Danger level (DL)
The danger level of every LSA is assigned with the following table: Danger level values are from the first number included to the second number excluded

Ex. 3 - 4 = 3 ≥ 4

Break out danger level (BODL)
The break out danger level of every LSA is assigned with the following table: BODL values are from the first number included to the second number excluded

Ex. 3 - 4 = 3 ≥ 4

Object class (OC)
After the two previous classification were assigned, the LSA took the value of the respective classification in the 5th column of the table. The two values are summed and divided, and the average value will determine the object class of the LSA.

The object class of every LSA is assigned with the following table: BODL values are from the first number included to the second number excluded