Columbus forward signals
Dated event calls with explicit resolution windows and direct AIS v2.0 score impact only where it is computable. Resolutions feed the public Predictions Ledger.
167 OE/AAA determinations in the development footprint — 97 structures studied near airspace, tallest 403 ft AGL; 74 crane/construction filings; 19 facility airspace studies.
Cumulative airspace-study footprint from FAA OE/AAA determinations geo-matched to this market — a development-intent indicator (towers, helipads, cranes studied for airspace effect). Density & composition, not a velocity claim.
Near-term (≤ 60 days)3
- Regulatoryhigh30-90 days3 regulatory posture change events tracked (1 high confidence). Regulatory posture shift — typically follows executive order or task force. No direct AIS v2.0 score delta: No projected score change: regulatory posture is already friendly.3 events classified in last 90d, most recent 2026-08-19
- Operatormedium30-180 days for operational follow-up3 operator market expansion events tracked (0 high confidence). Operator announcement — follow-on operational events typically follow. No direct AIS v2.0 score delta: An expansion signal is not itself curated OID deployment-stage credit; no numerical delta is assigned before operational follow-through.3 events classified in last 90d, most recent 2026-08-13
- Infrastructurehigh3-12 months for build/permit cycle
Medium-term (60–180 days)0
Long-term (180+ days or unscheduled)0
Each forward signal here resolves against the public Predictions Ledger. First verifications start June 16, 2026; the public scoreboard ships with Pulse Issue 6 in July, after which every Pulse carries a running “Last Month's Calls” track record.
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