State of Hawaii, USA — Systemic Stability Analyses

Hawaii is structurally classified as a Type 4 entity (State/Province) with strong Type 5 (Megaregional) characteristics due to its multi-island topology and interdependent logistics. The system is defined by extreme import dependence, concentrated port and airport apertures, isolated electrical grids, military-civilian infrastructure overlap, and chronic housing and healthcare pressure.

The analysis integrates:

Structural subsystem weighting (SW, RV, FQ, SRI)
Observability and audit layers
Environmental Load Ratio (ELR)
Cascade modeling (TCI, SPC, RDC, SSM)
Critical node diagnostics (CUC, RNLC, NIC)
GAAP-transition financial equivalents