SCP-7571
Unknown
~
medium confidence
SCP-7571
Expected annual
$835K
One-time setup
$242K
Annual recurring
$800K
Personnel
8
Initial one-time setup is moderate (approximately $242,000) for a dedicated monitoring room, sensors, and IT; recurring annual costs are driven by staffing, data storage, and research (roughly $800k/yr). Main drivers are 24/7 monitoring staff, research/scan budgets, and contingency/reserve funding.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $242K
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $800K/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$800K/yr
Normal year with continuous monitoring, scheduled research, and no major incidents.
steady-state monitoring
scheduled scans
routine audits
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Minor Incident
$1000K/yr
Localized escalation requiring extra imaging, emergency interventions, increased on-call staffing and short-term relocation/containment measures.
subject acute distress
anomalous escalation in symptoms
temporary need for extra scans/medical intervention
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Major Breach
$2.3M/yr
Severe containment failure or forced relocation requiring dedicated clinical-grade infrastructure, long-term relocation, and large-scale response.
uncontrolled telepathic transmission
security compromise requiring relocation
external exposure requiring legal/PR response
Personnel
8 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring Officer | 4 | [#7] 24/7 live-feed and physiological monitors (covering three shifts; 3–4 FTE range in notes). |
| Research Scientist | 2 | [#8] Senior oversight (partial FTEs: Drs. Quinlan and Gladwyn) allocated to SCP-7571. |
| Research Assistant / Data Analyst | 2 | [#9] Staff to annotate/process data and run experiments (1–3 range; midpoint used). |
Confidence Notes
Core recurring costs (staffing, storage, routine research) are well-specified from the analyst notes, but significant ranges exist for initial construction, vetting headcount, and escalation scenarios; contingency sizing and incident probabilities are approximate.