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LOCATION- AND BUILDING-BASED PHYSICAL-RISK ANALYTICS

Understand and prioritise earthquake risk, from one building to an entire portfolio

Explore natural hazards at no cost, create an earthquake-focused physical-risk profile for a building, or compare risk distribution across multiple locations.

Location hazard exploration is free. Building-level outputs are preliminary decision-support information.

PerilX interface showing a selected location and a physical-risk summary

Turning physical risk into decisions

Understanding one building is difficult. Setting the right priorities across all of your assets is even harder.

Natural-hazard data alone does not explain physical risk. Location, building characteristics and environmental context need to be considered together.

01

A building's vulnerability is not obvious at a glance

The way location hazard and building characteristics form an earthquake-focused risk profile is not always easy to see.

02

Comparing assets on a common basis is difficult

Buildings and locations cannot be compared consistently without a shared set of indicators.

03

Prioritising across multiple assets is complex

It is not always clear where risk is concentrated or which locations should be considered first.

How it works

One analytical framework for an individual building and a multi-asset portfolio

PerilX combines location, natural-hazard context and building information. Individual-building outputs are earthquake-focused; portfolio analytics supports comparison and prioritisation across locations.

01

Identify locations

Select a single address on the map or evaluate multiple asset locations through a common data structure.

02

Add building context

Use building type, construction period, height and declared conditions to interpret location hazard in context.

03

Read the result correctly

Use the preliminary indicators to decide where a detailed review, document check or engineering work may be prioritised.

Use cases

Physical-risk context for different decisions

Real estate professionals

Bring location and building-level physical-risk context into portfolio reviews and client conversations.

Valuation professionals

Review the natural-hazard context and an earthquake-focused physical-risk profile before field work.

Institutional portfolios

Compare branches, facilities, warehouses, stores and other locations with consistent indicators.

Insurance and finance

Support pre-screening and risk-awareness workflows across individual assets and portfolios.