Port & trade — Ganymede Station

Shipped Out

636 t

per cycle

Trade Balance

-13.2k t

Crossed at C-40

Berth Occupancy

86%

39 queued

01Outbound

Outbound

Food shipped, by destination

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Trade

636 t

This is the number that earned the moon its name. · 16.5k t at the open

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02Balance

Balance

Tonnes out against tonnes in

Outbound636 tInbound13.8k t

Trade

-13.2k t

Net · crossed at C-40

Outbound636 tInbound13.8k t

03Inbound

Inbound

What arrives

What the station cannot make for itself.

Trade

7.8k t

What the station cannot make for itself.

04Berths

Berths

Dock occupancy

Occupancy86%Queued39

Trade

86%

Occupied berths, and hulls waiting in orbit for one.

Occupancy86%Queued39

Convoys

Scheduled against arrived

Arrived22 / 28On time79%

Trade

79%

Shipping reliability as the system destabilizes.

Arrived22 / 28On time79%

Each band is one destination and the stack order is fixed by size at the open, so the bands never swap places partway through and the shape stays readable. The total height is everything that left that cycle. The bands do not fall away one at a time, they thin together.

Two lines with the space between them shaded. The shading changes color at the point the lines swap places, and that swap is marked on the chart. Above the crossing the moon is a net exporter; past it, more mass is arriving than leaving.

One bar per commodity, largest first, with its share of everything arriving on hover. This is a snapshot of what the station is bringing in rather than a trend, so read it as a list of dependencies and not as a direction of travel.

Two measures on two axes, because they are different units. The shaded area is occupancy as a share of the whole dock, on the left axis. The bars are a plain count of hulls holding in orbit, on the right. A shared axis would make one of them meaningless.

The pale track behind each bar is what was scheduled and the filled bar is what actually arrived, so the empty part at the top is the shortfall without needing its own color. The dashed line is the on-time share, on its own axis, since it is a rate rather than a count.