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POPULATION-GROUNDED INTELLIGENCEPOPULATIONS ACROSS REGIONS / 2026

A world of people.
A new world of
possibilities.

Understand populations. Explore behavior.
Test what comes next — with synthetic people
grounded in real-world evidence.

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Conceptual city landscape illuminated by networks of population and movement
A population becomes a world of possibilities.
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ARTIFICIAL PEOPLE. REAL-WORLD QUESTIONS.SCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
563.7M

Europe · 43-country release

490.9M

Synthetic people in North America

73

Countries & territories · varying data depth

Continental scale.
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01 / THE BIGGER PICTURE

People don’t live
in spreadsheets.

They live in households, move through cities, make choices, and respond to change.

Across covered countries, SyntheStat brings together rich attributes, linked family members, likely workplaces and schools, activities, media interests, and psychographics. Behavioral and validation layers connect this population detail to the questions you want to explore.

Population without behavior is a database.
Behavior without population is theater.
Conceptual population of miniature people with translucent blue figures
SYNTHETIC BY DESIGN

Every record.
A richer context.

Family ties. Places. Routines. Interests.
Rich context for how people live and choose.

CONCEPTUAL VISUALIZATION
THE DEPTH BEHIND EVERY POPULATION

Connected lives.
Many layers of understanding.

A shared attribute framework across covered countries. Geographic detail, evidence strength, and validation vary by country and release.

01 / PEOPLE

Who they are

Gender, age, education, and family structure. Household members are linked to one another, so relationships remain part of the model.

02 / PLACES

Where life happens

Homes, possible workplaces, schools, and summer homes connect people to the places that shape their lives.

03 / BEHAVIOR

How they live

Activities, routines, reading and media interests, and psychographic profiles add context to modeled choices and responses.

04 / VALIDATION

How well it fits

Behavioral layers sit alongside validation layers, so population fit, evidence, and limits can be examined for the intended study.

These are modeled attributes of artificial people. A plausible profile is not an observed individual, and validation applies to a specific release and use case.

02 / POSSIBILITIES IN PRACTICE

Big questions.
New perspectives.

From where to invest to how policy could change lives. Put population context behind your next decision.

01 ↗

Markets &
human behavior

Explore audience segments, synthetic surveys, and market scenarios. Calibrate against human evidence where available.

AUDIENCES / DEMAND / RESEARCH02 ↗

Movement &
place

Connect homes, workplaces, schools, and services to explore catchments, mobility, and infrastructure needs.

MOBILITY / RETAIL / PLANNING03 ↗

Policy &
public impact

Compare policy assumptions, access to services, and regional needs with an auditable population foundation.

POLICY / HEALTH / SCENARIOS
03 / EVIDENCE, NOT A BLACK BOX

Built to explore.
Designed to
be questioned.

A useful simulation needs more than a convincing answer. It needs a clear link to evidence, measurable uncertainty, and limits you can inspect.

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01

Ground in evidence

Harmonize statistical sources and local constraints into a comparable foundation.

02

Connect the population

Link people to family members and likely places. Add activities, media interests, and psychographics while keeping evidence lineage visible.

03

Validate the fit

Inspect population fit and behavioral validation. Record evidence strength, known limitations, and release readiness.

04

Explore the alternatives

Change assumptions, compare scenarios, and interpret results within their validated scope.

04 / A WIDER LENS

Across regions.
One connected approach.

Europe and North America, plus the Mediterranean, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. Coverage ranges from published populations to local pilots and aggregate controls.

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Published populationLocal pilotGeographic data & controlsAggregate controls onlyOutside listed coverage
Fiji — outside listed coverageUnited Republic of Tanzania — outside listed coverageWestern Sahara — outside listed coverageCanada — publishedUnited States — publishedKazakhstan — geographicUzbekistan — aggregatePapua New Guinea — outside listed coverageIndonesia — outside listed coverageArgentina — outside listed coverageChile — outside listed coverageDemocratic Republic of the Congo — outside listed coverageSomalia — outside listed coverageKenya — outside listed coverageSudan — outside listed coverageChad — outside listed coverageHaiti — outside listed coverageDominican Republic — outside listed coverageRussia — outside listed coverageThe Bahamas — outside listed coverageFalkland Islands — outside listed coverageNorway — publishedGreenland — outside listed coverageFrench Southern and Antarctic Lands — outside listed coverageEast Timor — outside listed coverageSouth Africa — outside listed coverageLesotho — outside listed coverageMexico — publishedUruguay — outside listed coverageBrazil — outside listed coverageBolivia — outside listed coveragePeru — outside listed coverageColombia — outside listed coveragePanama — outside listed coverageCosta Rica — outside listed coverageNicaragua — outside listed coverageHonduras — outside listed coverageEl Salvador — outside listed coverageGuatemala — outside listed coverageBelize — outside listed coverageVenezuela — outside listed coverageGuyana — outside listed coverageSuriname — outside listed coverageFrance — publishedEcuador — outside listed coveragePuerto Rico — outside listed coverageJamaica — outside listed coverageCuba — outside listed coverageZimbabwe — outside listed coverageBotswana — outside listed coverageNamibia — outside listed coverageSenegal — outside listed coverageMali — outside listed coverageMauritania — outside listed coverageBenin — outside listed coverageNiger — outside listed coverageNigeria — outside listed coverageCameroon — outside listed coverageTogo — outside listed coverageGhana — outside listed coverageIvory Coast — outside listed coverageGuinea — outside listed coverageGuinea-Bissau — outside listed coverageLiberia — outside listed coverageSierra Leone — outside listed coverageBurkina Faso — outside listed coverageCentral African Republic — outside listed coverageRepublic of the Congo — outside listed coverageGabon — outside listed coverageEquatorial Guinea — outside listed coverageZambia — outside listed coverageMalawi — outside listed coverageMozambique — outside listed coverageeSwatini — outside listed coverageAngola — outside listed coverageBurundi — outside listed coverageIsrael — pilotLebanon — geographicMadagascar — outside listed coveragePalestine — geographicGambia — outside listed coverageTunisia — pilotAlgeria — pilotJordan — geographicUnited Arab Emirates — geographicQatar — geographicKuwait — geographicIraq — outside listed coverageOman — geographicVanuatu — outside listed coverageCambodia — outside listed coverageThailand — outside listed coverageLaos — outside listed coverageMyanmar — outside listed coverageVietnam — outside listed coverageNorth Korea — outside listed coverageSouth Korea — outside listed coverageMongolia — outside listed coverageIndia — outside listed coverageBangladesh — outside listed coverageBhutan — outside listed coverageNepal — outside listed coveragePakistan — outside listed coverageAfghanistan — outside listed coverageTajikistan — aggregateKyrgyzstan — aggregateTurkmenistan — geographicIran — outside listed coverageSyria — geographicArmenia — geographicSweden — publishedBelarus — outside listed coverageUkraine — published population; government-controlled residentsPoland — publishedAustria — publishedHungary — publishedMoldova — publishedRomania — publishedLithuania — publishedLatvia — publishedEstonia — publishedGermany — publishedBulgaria — publishedGreece — publishedTürkiye — geographicAlbania — publishedCroatia — publishedSwitzerland — publishedLuxembourg — publishedBelgium — publishedNetherlands — publishedPortugal — publishedSpain — publishedIreland — publishedNew Caledonia — outside listed coverageSolomon Islands — outside listed coverageNew Zealand — outside listed coverageAustralia — outside listed coverageSri Lanka — outside listed coverageChina — outside listed coverageTaiwan — outside listed coverageItaly — publishedDenmark — publishedUnited Kingdom — publishedIceland — publishedAzerbaijan — geographicGeorgia — geographicPhilippines — outside listed coverageMalaysia — outside listed coverageBrunei — outside listed coverageSlovenia — publishedFinland — publishedSlovakia — publishedCzechia — publishedEritrea — outside listed coverageJapan — outside listed coverageParaguay — outside listed coverageYemen — geographicSaudi Arabia — geographicNorthern Cyprus — outside listed coverageCyprus — publishedMorocco — pilotEgypt — pilotLibya — geographicEthiopia — outside listed coverageDjibouti — outside listed coverageSomaliland — outside listed coverageUganda — outside listed coverageRwanda — outside listed coverageBosnia and Herzegovina — publishedNorth Macedonia — publishedRepublic of Serbia — publishedMontenegro — publishedKosovo — publishedTrinidad and Tobago — outside listed coverageSouth Sudan — outside listed coverageAndorraLiechtensteinMonacoSan MarinoVatican CityMaltaBahrain

One map. Different levels of detail.

Select a shaded country or choose one from the list to inspect its population reference and available geographic detail.

Country shading identifies the presence of data; a local pilot does not imply nationwide detailed coverage. Ukraine’s national snapshots model government-controlled residents; shading its national outline does not imply coverage of all territory. Small states use point markers. Russia and Belarus are excluded. Boundaries are illustrative. Map: Natural Earth.

EUROPE

563.7M

synthetic people

240.5M households43 countries & territories
NORTH AMERICA

490.9M

synthetic people

~190M households3 countries
UKRAINE / QUARTERLY POPULATION SNAPSHOTS

A population that changes.
A model that keeps pace.

Detailed national snapshots model residents of government-controlled territory, with linked households and the rich attributes, behavioral layers, and validation framework used across SyntheStat.

29.0Mmodeled residents · June 2026
EARLY 202531.5M
NOVEMBER 202530.5M
MAY 202629.0M
JUNE 202629.0M
12.09Mhouseholds
3.858Minternally displaced people, included
41median age
16.7%under 18

National figures describe each modeled snapshot within its stated coverage. Internally displaced people are included in the resident total, not added to it. These snapshots are shown separately from the earlier 43-country European release.

26 ADDITIONAL COUNTRY DATA FRAMES

Mediterranean & Middle East: 18 countries. Caucasus & Central Asia: 8 countries. Each country’s available detail and reference year are listed below.

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Country Base persons Hidden Total Households
DE 83,577,140 2,657,188 86,234,328 36,062,218
UK 69,281,437 1,700,000 70,981,437 31,417,726
FR 67,455,866 2,029,515 69,485,381 28,693,143
IT 58,943,464 1,049,732 59,993,196 27,130,406
ES 47,400,798 979,685 48,380,483 20,075,124
PL 37,489,087 631,156 38,120,243 12,334,403
RO 19,053,815 139,305 19,193,120 7,991,496
NL 17,942,942 289,533 18,232,475 8,689,897
BE 11,825,551 261,694 12,087,245 5,464,082
PT 10,749,635 252,749 11,002,384 4,611,465
SE 10,605,529 251,506 10,857,035 5,092,825
CZ 10,524,167 293,304 10,817,471 5,170,873
GR 10,375,764 150,000 10,525,764 4,533,636
HU 9,603,634 205,728 9,809,362 4,362,058
AT 9,147,789 306,948 9,454,737 4,629,567
CH 9,051,029 286,002 9,337,031 4,426,160
RS 6,647,003 78,000 6,725,003 2,997,971
BG 6,423,207 90,714 6,513,921 2,871,555
DK 6,025,603 133,524 6,159,127 2,926,318
FI 5,652,881 86,240 5,739,121 3,002,885
NO 5,594,340 29,282 5,623,622 2,709,679
SK 5,409,407 122,779 5,532,186 2,111,702
IE 5,149,139 165,493 5,314,632 2,055,803
HR 3,874,350 43,343 3,917,693 1,496,350
BA 3,531,159 36,998 3,568,157 1,596,027
LT 2,885,891 36,770 2,922,661 1,331,964
AL 2,402,113 25,001 2,427,114 655,977
MD 2,381,325 25,999 2,407,324 1,069,554
SI 2,123,949 36,075 2,160,024 908,304
LV 1,860,565 31,561 1,892,126 868,734
MK 1,822,612 21,000 1,843,612 512,114
XK 1,602,515 0 1,602,515 706,066
EE 1,317,666 16,158 1,333,824 578,843
CY 982,966 5,427 988,393 404,479
LU 690,959 11,360 702,319 294,465
ME 623,115 7,000 630,115 190,944
MT 574,250 9,551 583,801 267,805
IS 394,324 9,951 404,275 165,301
AD 89,058 0 89,058 40,764
LI 40,886 0 40,886 19,444
MC 38,423 600 39,023 17,842
SM 34,154 279 34,433 15,663
VA 882 80 962 519
Europe (43) 551,200,389 12,507,230 563,707,619 240,502,151
Country Base persons Hidden Total Households
US 326,440,116 1,156,534 327,596,650 ~140M
CA 36,248,627 267,622 36,516,249 15,001,461
MX 125,510,021 1,240,480 126,750,501 34,986,688
North America 488,198,764 2,664,636 490,863,400 ~190M
View additional country data and reference years +

Population figures use different reference years and are not a combined synthetic population total. Mapped buildings are footprints, not counts of homes. A dash means no mapped-building count was supplied.

CountryPopulation referenceBasis / yearMapped building footprintsSource datasetsGeographic detail
Morocco36,828,330Census, 202420,6507Tasoultante commune pilot
Algeria46,344,000Official estimate, 2023111,03212Oran wilaya pilot
Tunisia11,972,169Census, 202483511Sidi Bou Said census-sector pilot
Libya7,305,659UN estimate, 20233,088,8256National footprints; 22 historical districts
Egypt94,798,827Census, 20176,1605Port Said governorate pilot
Israel≈10,178,000Preliminary estimate, 202524,2613Haifa pilot
Palestine4,780,978Census, 20171,004,5366Territorial components; 16 historical governorates
Lebanon5,773,492UN estimate, 20231,168,8231National footprints; historical survey controls
Syria23,594,623UN estimate, 20234,992,8018National footprints; historical survey controls
Türkiye86,092,168Population register, 202520,972,69617National footprints
Jordan11,937,000Post-censal controls, 2025215,3036958 locality controls; separate building model
Saudi Arabia32,175,224Census, 20226,890,0817National footprints
Yemen39,390,799UN estimate, 20234,883,3497Mainland/island components; 22 survey governorates
Oman5,359,557E-Census controls, 2026605,83521National footprints; 61 aggregate control areas
United Arab Emirates11,285,000–11,294,999Rounded official estimate, 20241,270,2579National footprints; seven-emirate historical controls
Qatar2,991,212Population reference, 2023518,5841991 census zones across 8 municipalities
Bahrain1,501,635Census, 2020186,26315Four governorates
Kuwait4,881,254Synthetic national population frame, 2025229,75316National footprints
Georgia3,929,581Census-covered territory, 20241,466,76315Coverage components; 22 regional/urban–rural strata
Armenia3,076,200De-jure population, 2025953,32012Yerevan and 10 marzes
Azerbaijan10,266,627Official estimate, March 20262,276,24712National footprints; urban/rural controls
Kazakhstan19,186,015Census, 20217,471,9457National footprints
Turkmenistan7,057,841Census, 20221,598,84211Ashgabat and five velayats
Kyrgyzstan6,936,156Census, 2022—3National aggregate controls
Tajikistan9,657,005Census, 2020—5National aggregate controls
Uzbekistan39,047,321Preliminary census, 2026—9National aggregate controls
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