The main data-source is the dataset provided by Fanning et al. in their paper “The social shortfall and ecological overshoot of nations”, which contains consumption-based data for eleven social and six biophysical parameters of more than 150 countries from 1992 to 2015 with a forecast until 2050. In this project their downscaled planetary boundaries for climate change, land-system change and biochemical flows are used, as well as the additional category of the environmental footprint. For aerosol loading, biosphere integrity, novel entities and freshwater use there is no sufficient data available, while ocean acidification is excluded due to its close connection to the climate change boundary. Thus, ocean acidification, is included in the project with the parameter of global oceanic pH value, freshwater use with the global freshwater consumption and ozone depletion with a normalized stratospheric global average ozone concentration. It has to be noted that these parameters differ from the control variables proposed in the planetary boundary network and that the forecasts are simplified linear projections. However, for the abstract approach of this project to convey meaning, these approximations are sufficient. Finally, economic strength and population data are added as parameters on a nation level, to illustrate the relation of wealth and environmental overshoot.