Logical grouping
Cohorts are a way to organise the curated panel so public domain-layer signals can be described more clearly.
Observed cohorts
Observed cohorts are curated and sometimes overlapping analytical lenses across the fixed .auDO panel. They help readers examine current visible posture and observed change across related sets of domains.
They are not rankings, exhaustive classifications, organisation comparisons or whole-sector assessments.
Curated groupsAggregate context
Coverage limits
Observed groups
Cohorts in the current panel
Select a published cohort to view transparent membership, current posture and 30-day and 90-day aggregate signal summaries.
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Composition context
Cohorts are curated panel lenses
Cohorts organise domains already included in the fixed .auDO panel through public-service, industry and public-interest perspectives.
-domains in fixed panel
-published cohort lenses
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A domain may appear in more than one analytical cohort. Cohort membership totals therefore do not sum to the fixed panel size.
The suffix mix explains the .auDO panel groups only. It does not measure sector-wide adoption or namespace-wide posture.
How to read cohorts
A way to organise the observed panel
Cohorts group domains already included in the fixed .auDO panel by broad context, such as government, education, media, not-for-profit or commercial relevance.
Aggregate context
Cohort views are intended to support aggregate interpretation, not unnecessary domain-by-domain comparison.
Not sector coverage
Cohorts are not complete sector coverage, ordered assessments, risk scores or labels of domain quality.
Use alongside
Cohorts are only one view of the .auDO panel
Browse .auDO State pages, Signals, Reports and Methodology to understand what is being observed and where the limits are.