Resilience simulations
Interactive examples for exploring priorities, trade-offs and declared assumptions. These simulations support discussion; they are not surveys, forecasts or predictions.
Current simulations
Distribute 100 effort points across six connected action areas, inspect the assumptions and see how an explicitly synthetic citizens' response summary could be presented.
By Rick Molony, Our Resilient World.
Open the simulationTest the timing and strength of four resilience actions, compare annual losses and intervention spending, and explore projections to 2035 or 2050.
By Rick Molony, Our Resilient World.
Open the simulationMove four intervention sliders to compare business-as-usual risk with the risk remaining after action, identify which actions contribute most and test how an Extreme El Niño assumption changes priorities.
By Rick Molony, Our Resilient World.
Open the simulationExplore four immigration pathways for Australia to 2045. Adjust permanent and temporary migrant arrivals and see how population size and age structure change.
By Rick Molony, Our Resilient World.
Open the simulationCompare BAU, Labor, Coalition and One Nation futures, change eleven migration categories, and explore population history in a separate tab. Read the assumptions and data gaps beside the controls.
By Rick Molony, Our Resilient World. Conditional scenarios, not predictions.
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