Round 16 · simulation 21 · cycle-003.e4-geo

Round 2012

Round 16 of 30 in simulation 21 of Georgia, scripted, 30 years from 1996: 5 actions, and the index −0.006 to 5.14.

Model 0.2.0 · graph 0.2.0 · parameters 0.1.1

State in and state out

The simulation as it came into 2012 (the end of 2011) and as it left it.

Capability index
5.14 (−0.007)
In: 5.15
Rank by index
116
In: 116
Domains at Tier 1
0
In: 0
Credits carried
71
In: 57
Each domain's mean score and tier coming in and going out
DomainInOutChangeTier
Critical Technology2.492.48−0.00812
Strategic Infrastructure6.186.15−0.0269
National Security3.483.46−0.0129
Human Capital7.577.54−0.02612
Information & Influence5.735.77+0.04112
Governance & Integrity6.666.65−0.01217
Financial Strength4.924.92−0.00728
Production & Innovation4.824.80−0.01919
Trade & Investment4.494.51+0.01717

Decision, shocks and propagation

What happened in 2012: the credits, the scripted method's decision and its actions, any shocks and upside events, the tier changes, and the groups that moved most, split into what was invested, lost to decay, struck by events and carried through the dependency graph.

Credits. Income 104, plus 57 carried in. Maintenance 80. Spent 10 on actions (partner 10). 71 carried over.

  • PartnerForce Generation & Mobilisation2 credits for 0.13 levelsscripted_history
  • PartnerAlliances & Security Cooperation2 credits for 0.32 levelsscripted_history
  • PartnerTransport Infrastructure2 credits for 0.12 levelsscripted_history
  • PartnerEnergy Infrastructure2 credits for 0.14 levelsscripted_history
  • PartnerInvestment Attraction & Projection2 credits for 0.27 levelsscripted_history
The groups that moved most in 2012, and what moved them
Moved mostChangeInvestedDecayEventsGraph
Alliances & Security Cooperation+0.28+0.320.000.00−0.04
Investment Attraction & Projection+0.26+0.270.000.00−0.01
Energy Infrastructure+0.11+0.140.000.00−0.03
Financial Infrastructure−0.110.000.000.00−0.11
Social Infrastructure−0.100.000.000.00−0.10
Advanced Manufacturing−0.060.000.000.00−0.06