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What is HazardReady^BETA?

HazardAware's HazardReady^BETA score combines unique data about a home, historical losses, construction practices/codes at time of construction and community vulnerability and resilience information into a single score enabling easy comparison between two homes/addresses. The current formulation of HazardReady^BETA is being tested during the initial weeks of launch and may be modified in the future to better represent risks (past/present/future) and additional location/community information as it becomes available. The score is currently marked as BETA so that users can easily see when all tuning and other modifications have been made.

What do you have planned for future versions of HazardAware and HazardReady?

In the near future, we will be adding several pieces of additional information to HazardAware and the HazardReady score, including:

Future SLR related flooding information (for every census block) showing the decade in which homes will see flooding related to SLR or will see a doubling in flood exposure (if currently in the flood zone).
A wind and flood mitigation calculator tuned specifically to a specific home’s location and building characteristics that will help you understand how wind and flood could be mitigated and what how many years it will take to see a return on mitigation investments.
A property summary report delivered via email for any address you may be interest in.
A more robust feedback mechanism by which you will be able to share bugs and help us make HazardAware more useful.
An API for inclusion of HazardAware/HazardReady information into your own websites.
A Community of Practice module for planners, community groups, and decision makers to understand (in aggregate) the information currently provided for individual addresses/homes.