TERMINAL VOLATILITY INDEX · TERMINAL DETAIL

West Basin Container Terminal

Los Angeles (USLAX) - Q1 2026 cohort.

Moderate Stability tier
9 Voyages observed
2 Carriers calling
Q1 2026 INAUGURAL COHORT - locked 2026-04-28

Terminal stability

Moderate stability -- production rank Unranked for the Q1 2026 cohort. 2 carriers, 6 services, 9 voyages observed in the cohort window. Terminal cadence: Insufficient.

What the data shows

Cohort window: November 1, 2025 through April 1, 2026 (5-month inaugural baseline).

Metric Value
Events per schedule 0.3
Planning-horizon-correct rate 66.7%
Late-stage rate 0.0%
Median schedule shift magnitude 144 hours (6.0 days)
Voyages observed 9
Voyages classified 9

Where the volatility shows up

Diagnostic Share
ERD volatility share 11.1%
CY Cut volatility share 11.1%
CRW compression share 22.2%
Late-stage shifts within 72 hours 0.0%
Late-stage shifts within 24 hours 0.0%
Sustained-churn share 0.0%

Dominant carriers (top 3)

ONE (Ocean Network Express) (ONEY), MSC (MSCU)

Source composition

Source Share
Terminal-sourced 100.0%
Carrier-sourced 0.0%
Scraper-sourced 0.0%

Six-flag disclosure

Disclosure Value
Sample sufficiency insufficient
Rank uncertain n/a
Rank stability n/a
Label stability n/a
Event concentration flag Yes
Zero-event voyages share 88.9%
Display rank treatment None
Snapshot coverage gap No

The six-flag structure is the published per-terminal uncertainty disclosure. Together they answer: is the sample large enough to rank, is the rank stable across bootstrap iterations, does the tier label hold under resampling, are the events concentrated in too few voyages, and is the snapshot coverage adequate for the cohort window.

Methodology

This terminal's metrics derive from the Q1 2026 inaugural cohort, anchor-calibrated under Option 2.5 (5-mo p01/p99) - locked 2026-04-28. The cohort window is November 1, 2025 through April 1, 2026 (5-month inaugural baseline). Methodology version 1.0.

For the full methodology, terminal rankings, and per-tier interpretation, see Terminal Volatility Index, Q1 2026.

Related publications

Reader's note

West Basin Container Terminal (Los Angeles) is a Moderate-stability terminal at outside the ranked Q1 2026 cohort. Below is the publishable per-terminal disclosure, including the six-flag uncertainty structure and dominant-carrier composition. The full methodology is documented at the Terminal Volatility Index Q1 2026 publication.

For the full quarterly index, methodology, and per-terminal narrative context, see the inaugural Terminal Volatility Index publication.

All terminals View the TVI Q1 2026 publication