Florida Space IndustryStreet Economics® · The Florida space economy on a network and a lineage
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Data

Everything on this site is generated from one file. The map, the PDF reference and the workbook read the same data.json, so the counts never disagree.

PDFReference The written reference with the statutory tables, the cases, the metrics, every connection, the node index and the full source register. ExcelNode and edge dataset Eleven sheets: nodes, edges, relations, sources, hub regions, lanes, metrics, statutory territory, announced and designated, and method. JSONdata.json The source file. 94 nodes, 147 edges, 146 sources, the hub regions, the relation vocabulary, the computed metrics and the graph parameters.

What is in the file

KeyWhat it carries
nodes94 entities plus 10 hub region containers, each with entity type, lane, place, year, timeline placement basis, status, entity status, project status, evidence class, confidence, confidence basis, sources and computed metrics.
edges147 connections, each with a relation drawn from a closed vocabulary of 54 terms in 8 families, the years, a note stating what the record says, and the family.
sources146 register entries with the exact URL, the tier, the date last checked and whether an automated request reaches the host.
graph_methodThe parameters under which every metric on this map is computed.
spreadThe cross hub endpoint share statewide, off the launch coast, by lane and by hub region, each with its numerator and denominator.
statutory_basisThe eight counties of statutory spaceport territory and the subsection that names each.

Rules this dataset holds to

How to cite

Street Economics®, Florida Space Industry: a network and lineage map, version 1.8.0, data current through 19 September 2026. https://space.streeteconomics.ai