A MODULE OF RESILIENCE EXPLORER®

Resilience Explorer® | Public gives communities one place to understand the hazards that affect them

Resilience Explorer® | Public provides a simple, multi-hazard public interface for exploring natural-hazard and climate information for places and properties of interest.

Book a 20-minute walkthrough

How Public supports operational decisions

See what information is available

Users can search for a property or place of interest and explore the natural-hazard and climate information available at that location.

This can include:

Selected hazards and environmental changes
Current and future scenarios
Modelled hazard intensity or extent
Event, likelihood and source information
Relevant local assets and places

Users can search for a property or place of interest and explore the natural-hazard and climate information available at that location.

This can include:

Selected hazards and environmental changes
Current and future scenarios
Modelled hazard intensity or extent
Event, likelihood and source information
Relevant local assets and places

Understand what it means

Provide plain-language information alongside the map so users can understand:

What each hazard layer shows
The event or scenario represented
Where the information came from
Relevant assumptions and limitations
Supporting reports and technical information

Provide plain-language information alongside the map so users can understand:

What each hazard layer shows
The event or scenario represented
Where the information came from
Relevant assumptions and limitations
Supporting reports and technical information

Know what to do

Connect hazard information with practical, locally relevant guidance.

This can include:

Emergency preparedness
Longer-term adaptation and risk reduction
Property considerations
Development and planning information
Links to relevant plans, projects and services

Connect hazard information with practical, locally relevant guidance.

This can include:

Emergency preparedness
Longer-term adaptation and risk reduction
Property considerations
Development and planning information
Links to relevant plans, projects and services

RESILIENCE EXPLORER® | PUBLIC

One public experience across multiple hazards

Multi-hazard

Give users one place to explore the different hazards relevant to them.

Location-based

Start with the property, place or area the user cares about.

Explained

Provide context and guidance alongside technical hazard information.

Locally controlled

Choose what information, scenarios and guidance are made public.

The same evidence, communicated for a different audience

Resilience Explorer®

Helping organisations maintain climate and natural-hazard evidence for internal planning and decision-making.

Public

Extending selected information from that same evidence base to communities and other external users.

Public information can therefore remain consistent with the evidence being used internally, while being presented in a form appropriate for residents, property owners, buyers, developers and other users.

Works with what you already have

Resilience Explorer® | Public does not require existing public hazard systems to be replaced. Where an organisation already maintains an authoritative viewer or information service, Public can provide a common point of access and direct users to that source.

RESILIENCE EXPLORER® | PUBLIC

An optional extension module within the Resilience Explorer® ecosystem.

ADD-ON MODULES

Generate consistent property-level hazard and risk information from the same organisational evidence.

Provide public access to selected hazard, consequence and preparedness information.

Operational situational awareness and emergency response.

What Resilience Explorer® provides

Organisations need to connect natural-hazard and climate risk with infrastructure, land use, investment, adaptation, emergency management and financial decisions. Yet the evidence supporting those decisions is often fragmented across projects, disciplines and organisations.

Resilience Explorer® brings that evidence together into shared, continuously updated risk intelligence, helping organisations understand direct and cascading consequences and apply consistent evidence across planning, investment, preparedness and response.