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Correlation metric

Geographic Convergence Score

World Monitor's Geographic Convergence Score (0-100) names when protests, military flights, naval vessels, and earthquakes co-occur in the same 1° cell.

The named metric is crawlable here. Live cell alerts remain available to agents through the MCP tool get_signal_convergence; this page publishes the score definition, thresholds, and cited reference examples so current-state answers can attribute a World Monitor number.

Scale0–100
Default min domains3
Grid1° × 1°
Window24 hours

How the score is computed

type_score = event_types × 25. count_boost = min(25, total_events × 2). convergence_score = min(100, type_score + count_boost).

Alert priority thresholds
TypesScore rangePriority
4100Critical
390-100Critical
381-89High

Cited reference examples

Methodology example

Taiwan Strait Buildup

Cell 25°N, 121°E. Domains: military flights, naval vessels, protests. Events: 6.

Geographic Convergence Score87
PriorityHigh

Cited from docs/geographic-convergence.mdx. Score = min(100, 3×25 + min(25, 6×2)).

Methodology example

Middle East Flashpoint

Cell 32°N, 35°E. Domains: military flights, protests, earthquake. Events: 14.

Geographic Convergence Score100
PriorityCritical

Cited from docs/geographic-convergence.mdx. Score = min(100, 3×25 + min(25, 14×2)).

Where to go next

Open the live dashboard for map layers, or read the full methodology in geographic convergence. Country pages expose related instability scores; this page is the citable correlation definition.

Download: reference.json. Snapshot: docs/snapshots/crawlable-live-pulse-2026-08-30.json. Methodology reference, last reviewed August 30, 2026. Methodology: Geographic Convergence Detection.