The Climate & Hazards foundation is a curated collection of state-of-the-practice data and models that present in-depth insight into current and future hazard risks and the people, places, and infrastructure impacted by climate and environmental hazards. The metrics available in this Data Foundation serve as the critical components for building Resilience Insights.
Robust hazard risk and exposure metrics for flooding, storm surge, wildfire, high wind, drought, extreme precipitation, extreme temperatures, sea level rise, and earthquakes
Advanced modeling delivers visibility into current and future frequency and severity of hazard risks to support proactive planning and risk assessment over short and long-term horizons
Quantified hazard impacts to estimate property damage and potential losses across every parcel in the U.S.
The Climate & Hazards Foundation brings together and organizes a complete catalog of the latest public and commercially-sourced data for all major hazard types
All datasets are rigorously cleaned and aligned across all 160 millions parcels in the UrbanFootprint Base Canvas to power mapping and multidimensional risk analysis at any scale
Advanced geospatial processing and modeling of current and future hazard risks allows for straight-forward quantification of land use, community, and financial impacts of climate scenarios and environmental hazards
Resilience Insights intersect specifically curated data metrics and models from the Data Foundations to drive more effective investment prioritization, quantified risk and vulnerability assessments, and optimized site selection and infrastructure investments.
Navigate hazard risk and build resilience with a comprehensive and up-to-date view of climate, community, and market dynamics.
Inform urgent energy grid investments, EV deployment, regulatory compliance, and sustainability initiatives.
Leverage climate, market, and community data to navigate disclosure requirements and understand climate and community risks and opportunities.
Map and measure community vulnerability and eligibility for federal and state assistance and disaster relief.
