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The HCSS Datalab presents: DOMINO, the Dutch Observer for Materials Intelligence and Operations

December 1, 2025

Today, the HCSS Datalab proudly presents the Dutch Observer for Materials Intelligence and Operations (DOMINO) dashboard, a tool that provides a near real-time synthesis of global events that impact critical raw material supply chains. It enables decision-makers and industry stakeholders to understand potential domino effects, where a single change can trigger a cascade of consequences that affect supply chain security. Developed with support from the Netherlands Materials Observatory (NMO).

Watch the explainer video below, or go directly to the DOMINO landing page.

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DOMINO organises large volumes of near real-time critical raw materials news data from a wide range of international outlets through an AI-automated pipeline that applies a tailored taxonomy. The results are visualised in an interactive dashboard. In this dashboard you can explore trends, search for content or generate reports on 50+ materials, 40+ event types, more than 200 countries and administrative units, 3 actor categories (public, private and non-governmental) and 20+ supply chains.

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DOMINO is under continuous development, with the long-term aim of evolving from a monitoring tool into an early warning system for supply disruptions. Stay tuned for updates in 2026. If you’re interested in our methodological notes please reach out at datalab@hcss.nl

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