Vektorokri

Vektorokri is a fictional city-state in speculative fiction and role-playing materials. It is depicted as a compact urban polity that emphasizes data-driven governance and vector-based infrastructure.

Geography and urban design: Situated on a river delta, Vektorokri is organized along a nominal grid of vectors, with districts arranged to optimize transit, energy distribution, and public data networks. Buildings are modular modules connected by shared corridors.

Origins trace to the Vector Accord of 2149, when rival municipalities merged to form a centralized technocratic federation. The city-state expanded through diplomacy and cooperative infrastructure projects, emphasizing resilience and adaptability.

Vektorokri is governed by a Civic Council aided by data engineers and urban planners. Policy decisions rely on open data, predictive modeling, and citizen participation platforms. The economy centers on smart services, logistics, software, and advanced manufacturing.

Cultural life emphasizes transparency and communal design. Notable landmarks include the Lumen Spine, a transit hub that doubles as a digital forum, and the Vector Market, a public data exchange where citizens trade information rights and services.

In fictional sources, Vektorokri is used to explore themes of governance, privacy, and technological stewardship. It appears in several role-playing campaigns and contemporary speculative novels as a case study in data-centric urbanism.