Legal instruments mapped to each threshold proximity band — not to collapse. The TFP activates governance before the event, not in response to it.
TFP operates as a deterministic state machine — proximity band determines instrument set, authority level, and response obligation. No governance gap between signal and action.
The TFP is not a single document but an architecture — six interdependent components that together define how threshold proximity becomes governance action.
Structured catalogue mapping threshold proximity conditions to specific governance triggers — each trigger defines the institutional actor, authority scope, and instrument type.
Detailed specifications for each legal instrument — legal basis, scope, duration, deactivation conditions, and review requirements for each proximity state.
Mapping of actors, their authorities at each TFP state, decision procedures, and coordination obligations across governance scales.
Technical specification for the data interface between TDR proximity models and TFP activation logic — ensuring instruments receive accurate, timely proximity signals.
Domain-specific values for activation thresholds α₁, α₂, α₃ and minimum time-to-threshold τ_min — derived from TDR outputs and validated against field data.
Institutional logging requirements, decision audit trails, and accountability mechanisms for every activation and deactivation event in the TFP lifecycle.
Full TFP documentation — trigger catalogues, legal instrument specifications, and calibration datasets — is available through Publications. For working documents, contact the TFP research team.