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Seamless All-Hazards Data Integration

DisasterAWARE’s Data as a Service (DaaS) product delivers all-hazards global data developed through rigorous applied science. Designed for seamless integration, our data empowers organizations to enhance their applications and services with reliable, real-time hazard insights. From natural disasters to manmade events, our comprehensive datasets provide the foundation for informed decision-making, proactive risk management, and improved operational resilience.

Comprehensive, Accurate, and Actionable Hazard Data

Real-Time Hazard Monitoring and Alerts

A Unified Model for All-Hazards Data

DisasterAWARE’s all-hazards data is structured using a standardized information model to ensure consistency and clarity across diverse hazard types. Key components include:

  • Hazard Type: Identifies the nature of the event, such as wildfire or flood.
  • Severity: Measures the intensity or magnitude of the hazard.
  • Start Time & Duration: Tracks when the event begins and its projected or actual duration.
  • Location: Defines the geographic area impacted by the hazard.

This unified model simplifies data interpretation and ensures seamless integration into your systems, providing clear, actionable insights for every hazard.

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Coordinated Response Planning

Defining Impact with Hazard-Specific Exposure Logic

DisasterAWARE employs tailored logic for each hazard type to precisely define exposure areas, ensuring accurate impact assessments. These areas are categorized by intensity:

  • Severe Impact Areas: Highest level of hazard exposure.
  • Strong Impact Areas: Moderate to significant hazard impact.
  • Moderate Impact Areas: Lower-level exposure, but still important to monitor.

Examples of hazard-specific logic include wildfire perimeters, flood inundation zones, tropical storm wind fields, and earthquake shaking intensity. This detailed approach ensures organizations have the insights needed to understand and respond to potential impacts effectively.

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Real-Time Hazard Monitoring and Alerts

The Best Data from Trusted Sources and Scientific Innovation

Initiate the right plan by knowing when, where and how bad a disaster will be

DisasterAWARE combines data from authoritative agencies, such as NOAA, USGS, and federal governments, with applied science and advanced algorithms to fill gaps when official data is incomplete or delayed. This approach ensures all hazards are tracked comprehensively and accurately, even in challenging data environments. By blending trusted sources with scientific innovation, DisasterAWARE delivers a complete and reliable picture of every hazard, empowering organizations with the information they need to respond effectively.

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Comprehensive, Accurate, and Actionable Hazard Data

A Unified Model for All-Hazards Data

DisasterAWARE’s all-hazards data is structured using a standardized information model to ensure consistency and clarity across diverse hazard types. Key components include:

  • Hazard Type: Identifies the nature of the event, such as wildfire or flood.
  • Severity: Measures the intensity or magnitude of the hazard.
  • Start Time & Duration: Tracks when the event begins and its projected or actual duration.
  • Location: Defines the geographic area impacted by the hazard.

This unified model simplifies data interpretation and ensures seamless integration into your systems, providing clear, actionable insights for every hazard.

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Defining Impact with Hazard-Specific Exposure Logic

DisasterAWARE employs tailored logic for each hazard type to precisely define exposure areas, ensuring accurate impact assessments. These areas are categorized by intensity:

  • Severe Impact Areas: Highest level of hazard exposure.
  • Strong Impact Areas: Moderate to significant hazard impact.
  • Moderate Impact Areas: Lower-level exposure, but still important to monitor.

Examples of hazard-specific logic include wildfire perimeters, flood inundation zones, tropical storm wind fields, and earthquake shaking intensity. This detailed approach ensures organizations have the insights needed to understand and respond to potential impacts effectively.

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The Best Data from Trusted Sources and Scientific Innovation

Initiate the right plan by knowing when, where and how bad a disaster will be

DisasterAWARE combines data from authoritative agencies, such as NOAA, USGS, and federal governments, with applied science and advanced algorithms to fill gaps when official data is incomplete or delayed. This approach ensures all hazards are tracked comprehensively and accurately, even in challenging data environments. By blending trusted sources with scientific innovation, DisasterAWARE delivers a complete and reliable picture of every hazard, empowering organizations with the information they need to respond effectively.

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Comprehensive Coverage of 28 Hazard Types

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Accident
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Cyberattack
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High Surf
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Political Conflict
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Volcanos
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Active shooter
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Cyclone
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High Wind
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Severe Weather
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Weapons
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Avalanche
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Droughts
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Landslide
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Storms
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Wildfires
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Bio-Medical
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Earthquakes
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Manmade
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Terrorism
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Winter Storms
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Civil Unrest
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Extreme Temperature
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Marine
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Tornados
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Combat
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Floods
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Occurrence
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Tsunamis
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Exposure Assessment: Actionable Insights for Risk and Impact

The Hazard API includes an Exposure Assessment that forecasts the potential impacts of hazards on populations, infrastructure, and economic assets. Using high-resolution demographic and infrastructure databases, the assessment provides:

  • Number of People Affected: A detailed analysis of populations exposed to the hazard.
  • Critical Infrastructure at Risk: Insights into essential assets such as hospitals, utilities, and schools.
  • Economic Exposure: Total replacement value estimates for affected areas.

The report delivers totals and breakdowns by severity level, offering actionable insights to support disaster response, resource allocation, and risk mitigation efforts.

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