GridFork incident brief

Multi-agent reroute engine across sea, air, road and rail. Home.

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Brief captured: —

rail-reroute — Full-load intermodal rail via DE/DK/SE

Score 0.7988 · $3800 · saves 42h · on-time 0.7 · confidence 0.72

Fastest: air-lift (10h total)

Tradeoff vs road-reroute: top pick saves $700 and saves 4h more.

Alternatives, in order: road-reroute, air-lift, sea-wait.

Impacts

Mode	Status	Delay	On-time
sea	disrupted	+48h	0.25
air	available	+4h	0.85
road	available	+10h	0.55
rail	available	+6h	0.7

Ranking

#	Option	Score	Cost	Saved	On-time	Conf.
1	rail-reroute	0.7988	$3800	42h	0.7	0.72
2	road-reroute	0.714	$4500	38h	0.55	0.7
3	air-lift	0.6125	$12000	44h	0.85	0.75
4	sea-wait	0.5225	$1800	0h	0.25	0.8

Evidence sources

reference incident

Assumptions

Costs, on-time odds, and confidence are modeled estimates, not quotes or measurements.
Delays follow documented rules from measured conditions where feeds reach; otherwise estimated defaults.
Transit legs assume standard freight speeds and handling; no booking, capacity, or customs checks.

How to read the numbers

Delay hours: measured where a feed covers the leg, estimated otherwise.
Cost, on-time, confidence: always estimates.
Status: available, degraded, or disrupted per leg.