SCP-1741
Euclid
~
medium confidence
SCP-1741
Expected annual
$6.1M
One-time setup
$6.9M
Annual recurring
$5.7M
Personnel
20
Initial capital to establish Area-1741 and on-site facilities is roughly $6.9M, driven by land, construction, and specialized research instrumentation. Recurring annual costs are ~ $5.71M driven primarily by staffing (security + research), R&D/monitoring, and contingency/reserve allocations for anomalous incidents.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $6.9M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $5.7M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$5.7M/yr
Normal year with steady operations, routine monitoring, and no major Wake Event incidents.
routine_operations
occasional_equipment_replacement
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Minor Incident
$6.4M/yr
Single Wake Event or localized operational incident causing equipment loss, limited environmental contamination and medical response.
single_wake_event
boat_loss
localized_environmental_contamination
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Major Breach
$8.7M/yr
Multiple Wake Events or a larger-scale incident causing casualties, major environmental remediation, and significant legal/PR costs.
multiple_wake_events
mass_injuries
major_environmental_contamination
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Catastrophic Breach
$15.7M/yr
Large-scale catastrophe with mass casualties, public exposure risk, protracted litigation and facility relocation or major remediation.
mass_casualty_wake
public_exposure
major_environmental_disaster
Personnel
20 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 10 | [#7] 24/7 perimeter and rapid-response staffing (6–10 guards recommended; using 10 for continuous coverage + relief). |
| Research Scientist | 5 | [#9] Paratechnical researchers and specialist contractors (anomalous physicist, biologist, archaeologist, memetics consultant). |
| Analyst / Technician | 5 | [#8] Centralized remote surveillance and D-17412 telemetry monitoring staff (3–8 recommended; using 5 as midpoint). |
Confidence Notes
Budget line-items are drawn from detailed analyst ranges, giving reasonable granularity, but the anomalous, unpredictable nature of Wake Events and variable expedition tempo introduce substantial uncertainty in incident-frequency and severity.