We combine hazard, exposure and vulnerability data into risk scores that officials and managers can compare, track and defend. Results arrive as dashboards and priority lists, and the scores can update as new hazard information comes in.
Imagery: Sentinel-2 cloudless 2023 by EOX IT Services, modified Copernicus Sentinel data (CC BY 4.0). Terrain: SRTM via AWS Terrain Tiles. Roads and buildings: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
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MHVRA studies for NDMA, DC Astore and PWD Gilgit
30+
projects delivered across climate, GIS, AI and ESG
1.5MW
hydropower facility given a site level risk assessment
1,045km²
of land hit by the 2025 monsoon floods in two Punjab districts
Risk is hazard, exposure and vulnerability taken together. We measure each one, combine them in a transparent model and present the result in a form decision makers actually use.
Flood, slope, seismic and climate hazards mapped, then overlaid with the people, buildings, roads and services in harm’s way.
Social, physical and economic indicators combined into an index, so two villages facing the same hazard are not treated alike.
One score per village, ward, asset or site, built from all three risk components and ranked from highest to lowest.
Web dashboards that show hazard, vulnerability and risk layers with live hazard information, like our MHVRA portal for Astore.
Risk scores rerun under heavier rain, a stronger earthquake or new settlements, to see how priorities shift.
Risk results turned into ranked actions and budget options, with the reasoning shown, so leaders can choose and explain.
Risk analytics pays off wherever money, staff or time must go to the most exposed places before the next disaster.
Comparable risk scores across districts, so national and provincial authorities can direct preparedness funds where risk is highest.
Site risk profiles that show operators which hazards threaten intakes, powerhouses and access roads, and how to reduce them.
Vulnerability data that helps aid programs reach the households and villages least able to cope with a flood or earthquake.
Location based risk scores that help banks and insurers judge climate exposure across a portfolio of farms, homes or projects.
Risk numbers drive real spending, so every step is documented. You can trace any score back to the hazard, exposure and vulnerability data behind it.
Which hazards, which area, which assets and who will act on the result.
Scope and risk framework
Each hazard mapped from satellite data, terrain models, past events and field checks.
Hazard layers by type
People, buildings, roads and services inside each hazard zone, with vulnerability indicators attached.
Exposure and vulnerability
Risk scores calculated, checked against past disasters and tested for sensitivity to each input.
Risk scores and maps
Results published as a dashboard and explained to the people who make the decisions.
Dashboard and decision brief
Share your area, the hazards that concern you and the decision ahead. We will outline the data, the model and a quote.
