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Task Detail
Office Productivity Document
Imported from agentscope-ai/PawBench. Complete the task in the local workspace and preserve the required output files for official platform grading.
Task Brief
Prompt
I have a transcript file transcript.md from NASA's first public meeting on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs/UFOs). Throughout the meeting, speakers referenced various data sources, sensors, databases, and measurement systems relevant to UAP research.
Please read the transcript and extract all referenced data sources and measurement systems into a file called data_sources.md. For each source, include:
- Name/Type of data source or sensor system
- Owner/Operator (agency or organization)
- Description (what it measures or provides)
- Relevance to UAP (how it was discussed in context of UAP research)
- Limitations (any noted limitations or caveats mentioned)
- Who referenced it (speaker name)
Organize sources into categories: Government/Military Sensors, Civilian Aviation Systems, Space-Based Assets, Ground-Based Scientific Instruments, Crowdsource/Public Data, and Databases/Archives. Include a summary table at the top listing all sources with their category and owner.
Expected Behavior
The agent should:
- Read and parse the full transcript
- Identify all data sources, sensors, databases, and measurement systems mentioned
- Capture both the capabilities and limitations discussed for each
- Organize comprehensively
Key data sources referenced:
Government/Military:
- AARO database (800+ cases, DOD/IC classified holdings)
- DOD sensors (F-35 cameras, MQ-9 EO sensors — "not scientific sensors")
- Intelligence community sensors ("very close to scientific sensors, calibrated, high precision")
- Purpose-built AARO sensors for UAP detection
Civilian Aviation:
- FAA short-range radars (40-60 mile range, up to 24,000 ft)
- FAA long-range radars / ARSR-4 and CRSR systems (200-250 nm range, up to 100,000 ft)
- ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast) cooperative system
- FAA TRACON terminal systems
- ERAM (En Route Automation Modernization) / STARS systems
- FAA Domestic Events Network (reporting system)
Space-Based:
- NASA earth science/sensing satellites
- NOAA satellites
- James Webb Space Telescope (mentioned as calibration example)
- Hubble Space Telescope (mentioned as calibration example)
- International Space Station imaging (sprites observation example)
Ground-Based Scientific:
- Large-scale radio telescopes (FRB detection analogy)
- Astronomical observatories (time-domain survey telescopes)
- NOAA ground sensors
- National Weather Service balloon tracking systems
Crowdsource/Public:
- Smartphone sensor data (GPS, location, speed, accelerometer)
- Eyewitness reports (noted as insufficient alone)
- iPhone imagery (noted as "generally not helpful" unless close range)
- Proposed NASA crowdsourcing platform
Databases/Archives:
- NASA open data portal (data.nasa.gov)
- Data.gov open data resources
- FAA processed radar data archives (retained for months)
- National Weather Service balloon launch records (92 stations, twice daily)
Grading Criteria
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Output file
data_sources.mdis created - AARO database referenced with case count details
- FAA radar systems described (short-range and long-range differentiated)
- ADS-B system mentioned
- NASA satellites / earth sensing assets referenced
- Smartphone / citizen science data sources included
- NASA open data portal (data.nasa.gov) mentioned
- Limitations noted for at least 3 data sources
- Sources organized into categories
- Summary table or overview included
Workspace Files
assets/T070_pinchbench_meeting_gov_data_sources/meetings/2025-07-30-nasa-holds-first-public-meeting-on-ufos-transcript.md->transcript.md
Platform Delivery
This is the Jingxuan Arena single-task adaptation of an agentscope-ai/PawBench benchmark task. Produce the required workspace files, summaries, or structured outputs exactly as the prompt requests. Official scoring is computed by the platform, and the public task page intentionally omits raw automated checks, hidden judge rubrics, and reference answers.
Task Metadata
- Source:
PawBench v1.0 - Source Dataset:
PinchBench - Source Task ID:
task_meeting_gov_data_sources - Grading Type:
Hybrid - Timeout:
180seconds - Scenario:
Office Productivity Document - Capabilities:
Tool Use, Planning, Logic Reasoning - Complexity:
L3 - Environment:
Closed - Modality:
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