The Hong Kong Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention (CSRP), established in 2002 at The University of Hong Kong, is a multidisciplinary research center dedicated to reducing suicide through research, training, public education, and resource development. Guided by a public health approach, the center focuses on early identification and intervention to prevent suicide and improve community well-being. A key part of its mission is the development of an early warning system that helps detect at-risk individuals and vulnerable groups before crises escalate. To support this objective, CSRP requires powerful monitoring and intelligence tools that provide timely insights into emerging risks and public sentiment. By leveraging data-driven analysis, the center can enhance prevention

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