Public data
CrisisGraph is built to be reused. Every entity, relationship, and citation in the graph is exported here as bulk downloads on a rolling basis (regenerated with every publish). Use the CSVs for spreadsheets, the JSONs for code, or graph.json for network tools like Gephi and Cytoscape.
License: CC BY 4.0. Please attribute “CrisisGraph — crisisgraph.com” with a live link back.
Latest snapshot
Generated 2026-08-01T23:46:27.072Z · 696 entities · 496 relationships
| File | Rows | Size | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| entities.json | 696 | 444 KB | Array of entity objects (with impact + citations) |
| entities.csv | 696 | 168 KB | Flat CSV — spreadsheet-ready |
| relationships.json | 496 | 177 KB | Directed edges with confidence + evidence |
| relationships.csv | 496 | 106 KB | Flat CSV |
| graph.json | — | 177 KB | {nodes, links} for Gephi / Cytoscape / D3 |
| manifest.json | — | 1 KB | Counts, license, entity/relationship types seen |
Dated snapshots
Each publish also writes a full-graph snapshot into /data/history/YYYY-MM-DD.json once per calendar day — useful for time-series analysis or reproducing an analysis at a past point.
REST API
A live read-only REST API is on the roadmap (ADR 003 Phase 2). For now, if the bulk exports don't fit your use case, get in touch: crisisgraph@zafronix.com.
Citation
If you use CrisisGraph in a paper or article, please cite as:
CrisisGraph — a causal knowledge graph of global crisis history. crisisgraph.com. Retrieved 2026-08-01.
Download entities.json →