Disruption Risk Index (DRI) — Coming Soon

DRI blends our core disruption analytics with current hazard alerts and congestion signals into a single, comparable metric you can act on daily. DRI's single score is delivered together with its three constituent components, so it's never a black box. DRI is in development now — below is a look at what it measures and a working mockup of the interface.

Mockup

§02Layers Three layers, one score

Each layer answers a different question and updates on a different clock. Every score ships as the composite DRI plus these three components broken out.

Layer 1

Structural Baseline

Your port's normal seasonal risk profile, pulled directly from TDRX across vessel types and directions — what this port normally looks like right now.

Layer 2

Acute Hazard

Live natural-hazard alerts geofenced to each port and scored by severity — storm, flood, earthquake, whatever's active today.

Layer 3

Operational Congestion

How congested the port is right now relative to its own recent history, built from vessel-level tracking data.

§03Output

Granularity

Port × vessel type — container risk and tanker risk at the same port are two different numbers.

Cadence

Composite scores update daily, incorporating the most recent data on hazards.

Transparency

Every score ships as the composite plus all three underlying components, never one opaque number.

§04Preview Sketch

A working mockup of the DRI score

Pick a port and vessel type to see how the composite score and its three components move. Figures shown are illustrative placeholders — DRI's scoring methodology and live data feeds are still being finalized.

Port Vessel type

42

composite DRI (0–100)

Moderate

Structural baseline (TDRX)

55

Acute hazard (GDACS)

20

Operational congestion (AIS)

38

Mockup only — figures are placeholders that move with your selections to show the intended interaction, not a live DRI compute.