Risk Assessment Platform
Assess environmental risks at any location with 25+ risk types organized in 7 categories: climate (climate change, heat waves, cold waves, extreme heat, heat stress), water (drought, flood, precipitation, aridity, water stress, precipitation pattern change), geological (earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides), pollution (wind, extreme storms, air quality, desertification, fire), sea (rising ocean temperature, sea level rise, coastal flooding, coastal erosion, ocean acidification), and biodiversity (biodiversity loss). Each risk is scored on a 0-4 continuous scale under three IPCC AR6 scenarios: SSP1-2.6 (sustainable), SSP2-4.5 (intermediate), and SSP5-8.5 (high emissions). The 3-step wizard guides you through location selection (address search, map click, or reuse a previous site), risk type selection with category filtering and search, and interactive results with real-time progress tracking. Results include risk level gauges, a mini heatmap per risk card showing all scenarios and years at a glance, scenario comparison bar charts, risk variable data tables with individual indicator values, timeline line charts showing risk evolution over time, and a spider/radar chart providing a multi-scenario overview across all assessed risks. The detail modal for each risk offers a timeline chart with year slider, scenario switcher, trend indicator (increasing/stable/decreasing), heatmap, and variables table. Share your analyses via link (0 credits for recipients who can view full results including spider chart and scenario comparisons), download individual risk cards as PNG, batch-download all cards as ZIP, or generate a comprehensive HTML report (A4-printable with cover page, table of contents, location info, risk matrix summary, radar overview chart, detailed pages per risk with gauge, scenarios, variables, timeline, and editable comment fields). Export to DOCX via the built-in report editor. Analysis history is saved per-session and per-account with searchable sidebar, and previously computed risks for the same site are re-accessed at zero cost.
Who Uses This Tool
Professionals who rely on this analysis
ESG Manager
Screen physical climate risks across corporate sites for CSRD/ESRS double materiality assessment and TCFD physical risk disclosure. Use SSP scenario projections and the risk matrix report to document climate exposure in sustainability reports.
Risk Manager
Map climate and environmental risks at asset level across 7 categories. Compare SSP1 vs SSP5 projections with timeline charts and spider radar to prioritize mitigation investments and quantify exposure under multiple IPCC scenarios.
Environmental Consultant
Run rapid risk screenings for client due diligence, Environmental Impact Assessments, and real estate acquisition decisions. Share analysis links with stakeholders and deliver professional HTML/DOCX reports with editable commentary.
What you can do
Video tutorial
A quick guide to learn how to use it in minutes
How it works
Select a location
Search for any address, click directly on the interactive map, or select a previously analyzed site from your history sidebar. The tool shows a Leaflet satellite preview, reverse-geocodes map clicks, and records coordinates for the assessment.
Choose risk types
Browse 25+ risk types organized in 7 categories with a filterable sidebar and search bar. Toggle individual risks or select all at once. The system shows estimated credit cost per selection, highlights already-computed risks (free to re-access), and disables risks that exceed your remaining balance.
View interactive results
Results appear in real time with adaptive polling and a progress bar. Each risk card shows a mini heatmap, rank badge, and scenario-specific data. The spider chart provides a multi-risk overview. Click any card to open a detail modal with timeline chart, year slider, scenario switcher, trend indicator, heatmap, and variables table.
Share and download reports
Generate a share link (recipients view full results at 0 credits), download individual risk cards as PNG or all cards as ZIP, or open the built-in report editor to generate an A4-printable HTML report with cover page, risk matrix, radar chart, and per-risk detail pages with editable comments. Export to DOCX for further editing.
Data Sources & Methodology
Risk scoring is computed from IPCC AR6 climate projections combined with geospatial hazard data. Each of the 25+ risk types is assessed under three shared socioeconomic pathways (SSP1-2.6, SSP2-4.5, SSP5-8.5) and scored on a 0-4 continuous scale with five severity ranks (A through E). Results include multi-year timeline projections, scenario comparison, and per-risk indicator variables.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about this tool
1What is the Risk Analysis tool and what does it analyze?
It is a comprehensive environmental risk assessment tool with a 3-step wizard (location, risk selection, results). Enter any address and the tool evaluates 25+ risk types across 7 categories: climate (climate change, heat waves, cold waves, extreme heat, heat stress), water (drought, flood, precipitation, aridity, water stress, precipitation pattern change), geological (earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides), pollution (wind, extreme storms, air quality, desertification, fire), sea (rising ocean temperature, sea level rise, coastal flooding, coastal erosion, ocean acidification), and biodiversity (biodiversity loss). Each risk is scored on a 0-4 continuous scale with five severity levels. The risk catalog is fetched dynamically from the API with localized names and descriptions.
2What are the SSP climate scenarios?
Each risk is analyzed under three IPCC AR6 shared socioeconomic pathways: SSP1-2.6 (sustainable, low-emissions pathway), SSP2-4.5 (intermediate pathway with moderate emissions), and SSP5-8.5 (high-emissions, fossil fuel-intensive pathway). The results include a scenario comparison chart, a mini heatmap showing all scenarios and projection years in a color grid, and a timeline line chart showing how the risk level evolves over time under each scenario. You can switch between scenarios with the sidebar selector or inside each risk's detail modal.
3How does the spider chart work?
The spider (radar) chart provides a multi-scenario risk profile overview. It plots all analyzed risks on radial axes with the 0-4 risk level as the radial scale. Each SSP scenario is drawn as a separate colored polygon (green for SSP1, yellow for SSP3, red for SSP5), so you can instantly see which risks increase most under higher emission pathways. The chart can be sorted by default order or by risk value, and expanded to a full-screen modal for detailed inspection.
4What data sources are used?
Risk scoring is computed from IPCC AR6 climate projections combined with geospatial hazard data. Climate risks use Copernicus Climate Data Store reanalysis and projection datasets. Geological risks incorporate European seismic hazard maps and landslide susceptibility data. Maritime risks use Copernicus Marine Service data for sea level, ocean temperature, and coastal erosion. Each risk type includes multiple indicator variables with values and units displayed in the detail modal.
5What outputs can I download?
You can download individual risk cards as PNG images, or a ZIP package with all cards at once. You can also generate a complete HTML report (A4-printable) that includes a cover page with satellite overview, table of contents, location information, risk matrix summary table, spider/radar overview chart, and detailed pages for each risk type with gauge, scenario bars, variables table, timeline chart, and editable comment fields. The built-in report editor lets you customize the report before printing as PDF or exporting to DOCX.
6Can I share my analysis with colleagues?
Yes. Each completed analysis generates a share link that encodes the site coordinates, risk selection, and original site info. Recipients can view the full results — all risk heatmaps, spider chart, scenario comparisons, variable tables, and detail modals — at no credit cost. Previously computed risks for the same site are also free to re-access.
7Can I use the results for TCFD/CSRD reporting?
Yes. The risk assessment follows IPCC AR6 scenario methodology, which is the reference framework for TCFD physical risk disclosure and ESRS E1 climate-related requirements. Each risk includes scenario projections (SSP1/SSP3/SSP5), timeline trends with trend indicators, and quantitative scoring, providing the data needed for climate risk sections in sustainability reports. The structured HTML report with risk matrices, radar charts, and editable comments is designed for inclusion in due diligence documentation.
8How much does a risk analysis cost?
On signup you receive 10 free credits. Each risk type costs credits based on its unit cost multiplied by the number of scenarios analyzed. Risks that were previously computed for the same location are free to re-access (shown as locked in the selection grid). The system shows the estimated total cost before you confirm and prevents selecting risks that exceed your remaining balance. Credit packages start from 19.90 EUR.
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