TrackGulf

TrackGulf — A normalised, record-per-event conflict incident database for the Gulf and Levant theatres: 600+ events with stable event_ids, each carrying event date and report datetime (UTC), country, named location, lat/lon with a stated geo-precision level, event type, strike status, target type, infrastructure type, ceasefire-period flag, theater classification (core/extended), casualty counts, and quantitative statistics where reported — barrels offline, MW lost, missiles fired. Each record carries source outlet names and URLs tagged by source tier (official / wire / OSINT / social) and a …

TrackGulf offers (Alternative, Geospatial, Supply Chain, Sentiment) — 600+ event records stated on the page, across 11 countries plus Strait of Hormuz maritime incidents, from 14/28 February 2026 to the present — roughly 8 months at hourly ingest cadence. Each record is field-rich (roughly 25+ populated fields including nested source arrays, statistics, and an unbounded append-only correction log), so the substantive cell count is of order 10^4-10^5 plus a revision history that grows independently of the event count..

Energy and commodity supply-shock modelling — barrels offline and MW lost per event is a direct supply-impact label for oil, LNG, and power models; insurance war-risk pricing and claim-trigger monitoring; equity exposure for Gulf energy and shipping names; sanctions and escalation tracking; maritime routing around Strait of Hormuz incidents. As machine learning data: the confidence tiers are calibration labels for claim-verification and fact-checking models; the source-tier annotations supervise source-creditation models; the revision history is a labelled estimate-error set; and the geolocated, phase-segmented event series is a spatial-temporal event corpus for escalation-prediction models.

Coverage spans US, UK, Other, Europe; Research & Consulting Services; alternative, geospatial, supply_chain, sentiment; commodities, equities, derivatives, options.