Question 1

How accurate are the simulations?

Accepted Answer

The simulations use realistic baseline data from public energy, mineral, and semiconductor market research. They model directional impacts and relative magnitudes — not exact price predictions. Think of it as a structured scenario analysis tool, not a crystal ball. The severity and duration controls let you explore a range of outcomes.

Question 2

Where does the data come from?

Accepted Answer

Baseline impact data is derived from historical geopolitical events (Suez Canal blockage, COVID supply chain disruptions, Russia-Ukraine energy impacts, US-China trade restrictions) and scaled to the specific scenarios. Energy market data reflects IEA and EIA baselines. Semiconductor data reflects TSMC's actual global production share. All calculations run entirely in your browser.

Question 3

Can I combine multiple events?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can select multiple events simultaneously to model compounding scenarios — for example, "Taiwan invasion + AI chip shortage." Combined impacts use a probability-union formula to avoid unrealistic additive stacking: the result is always worse than either event alone, but not simply doubled.

Question 4

How does the severity slider work?

Accepted Answer

Severity scales the magnitude of all impacts. "Low" represents a contained, limited-scope event (25% of full impact). "Medium" is a significant but manageable disruption (50%). "High" is a major crisis (80%). "Extreme" is the worst-case scenario with full impact applied. Duration works similarly — short-term events have partial recovery built in.

Question 5

Can I share my simulation results?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every simulation generates a unique URL that encodes your exact configuration — events, severity, duration, region, and industries. Copy the link and share it. Anyone who opens it will see the same simulation results. The URL updates automatically when you run a simulation.

Question 6

Is any data sent to a server?

Accepted Answer

No. The entire simulation engine runs client-side in your browser. No API calls, no server processing, no data collection. Your simulation parameters are encoded in the URL for sharing, but they're never transmitted to devFlokers servers.

Question 7

Can I export the charts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each chart has a built-in export option that saves it as a high-resolution PNG image. You can use these in presentations, reports, or blog posts. The risk score gauge and market impact charts both support PNG export.

Global Risk Radar — Simulate Geopolitical Disruptions

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What You Can Simulate

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are the simulations?

Where does the data come from?

Can I combine multiple events?

How does the severity slider work?

Can I share my simulation results?

Is any data sent to a server?

Can I export the charts?

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