Strategic Momentum Matrix

Unified analysis of 19 Nations across five core site selection criteria.

Site Selection Methodology

Main Criteria for Site Review

Criterion Pillar	Measurement Objective	Primary Index Sources
Accessibility & Reach	Logistical capacity for visitor throughput and global friction-less transit.	IATA Connectivity, World Bank LPI.
Environmental & Geological	Passive stability for 10,000-year duration against tectonic and climatic decay.	Yale EPI, USGS Craton Age Maps.
Social & Geopolitical	Symbolic weight, national desire, and long-term neutrality in global conflict.	Global Peace Index (GPI), UNESCO Records.
Financial & Governance	Institutional endurance, fiscal reserve availability, and oversight continuity.	FM Global Resilience, Sovereign Credit.
Regulatory & Zoning	Continuity of property law, development velocity, and planning certainty.	WJP Rule of Law Index, Freedom Index.

Will Factor (Y) =

Speed Factor (X) =

Translating static site data into active execution forces for 10,000-year infrastructure.

Stable Rocks = Faster Approvals

High Will = Project Acceleration

Aspiration Friction

Strategic Sprint

Legacy Stasis

Efficient Utility

Strategic Sprint

High social/political will matches rapid regulatory velocity and geological stability. Turnkey state execution capability.

Aspiration Friction

Strong sovereign intent slowed by multi-layered financial oversight, legal hurdles, or accessibility friction.

Efficient Utility

High-velocity regulatory and geological frameworks where symbolic political will is secondary to technical function.

Legacy Stasis

Moderate intent and slower regulatory movement. Sites representing passive stability without active project momentum.

Comparing All 19 Nations across methodology pillars

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Country	Accessibility & Reach	Environmental & Geological	Social & Geopolitical	Financial & Governance	Regulatory & Zoning	Speed Factor (X)	Will Factor (Y)

Country	Accessibility	Geological	Geopolitical	Financial	Regulatory	Key Rationale