What it provides
GDELT is a global open-data project that monitors news media and extracts structured event and contextual data.
GDELT is a global open-data project that monitors news media and extracts structured event and contextual data.
GDELT is a global open-data project that monitors news media and extracts structured event and contextual data.
It provides event databases, global knowledge/context data, bulk files, analysis services and BigQuery access.
Named products include the GDELT Event Database, GDELT Analysis Service, raw data downloads and Google BigQuery datasets.
GDELT is worldwide and explicitly designed to cover every country. Thailand is therefore a country slice of a global media-derived dataset.
Core raw datasets are described as free and open. BigQuery use is subject to Google's service/billing model for queries.
GDELT states that its core global data is updated every 15 minutes.
GDELT represents what its monitored media/source pipeline captures and codes; it is not a complete ground-truth record of every Thailand event.
Research checked 2026-09-02. Access conditions and product details may have changed; consult the provider before integrating.
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