Maps·System Builder
Build a live risk picture of a place.
Choose an area, the hazards and the exposure layers, then build. Each step runs in your browser on data fetched now from open public sources, and the result lands on a real map. The same builder sits on the home page of The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI).
01The builder
Select, build, read the map.
Scores are illustrative, not an assessment, a forecast or a warning. Sources and fetch times are listed under every result.
System builder · Spatial intelligencePreparing
Area
- World
- Bangladesh
- Philippines
- Pakistan
- Horn of Africa
- Japan and Korea
- West Africa
- California
- Mekong Basin
- Any country
Risks
- Heat
- Heavy rain
- River flood
- Drought
- Earthquakes
- Open events
- Air quality
Layers
- Population density
- Night lights (activity)
- 3D terrain and hillshade
- Live events on the map
- Country choropleth
Preparing the builder
Sources: NASA GIBS, NASA EONET, USGS earthquakes, Open-Meteo (ECMWF, Copernicus GloFAS and CAMS), Natural Earth. Coupling weights are teaching values; scores are illustrative, not an assessment.
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