ClimaInsight helps lenders, insurers, and real estate teams screen properties, flag portfolio concentration, and monitor active hazard conditions without enterprise-platform cost and complexity, backed by authoritative Canadian climate data and transparent methodology.
Use consistent five-level hazard susceptibility levels for flood, wildfire, and heat to quickly identify properties at risk and portfolio concentrations that need closer review.
Provide current operating context through live alert levels, nearby incident visibility, and portfolio monitoring summaries that support faster decisions.
Compare future climate exposure with today’s baseline to support resilience planning and forward-looking portfolio decisions.
"We need a practical way to flag physical climate exposure in the portfolio before quarter-end, without standing up a GIS program."
Built-in geocoding, portfolio screening, concentration indicators, and properties-at-risk metrics to support your climate risk appetite.
"We need a board-friendly risk view of the portfolio and a way to track active hazard conditions without cobbling tools together."
Metric-weighted portfolio aggregation, live conditions monitoring and alerts, dashboards, and report exports to support your portfolio analysis.
"We need a defensible physical climate risk asset-level dataset for our B-15/IFRS S2 aligned disclosures, backed by clear methodology."
PDF and Excel outputs structured around the asset-level hazard exposure, time horizons, and scenarios to support your reporting requirements.
"We need a repeatable screening workflow for properties and books of business before deeper catastrophe analysis."
Rapid triage, hazard visibility, live conditions monitoring, and portfolio alerts to support faster risk decisions.
No proprietary "black-box" scores. Every risk rating traces back to an authoritative, publicly documented source.
Hazard map raster from Natural Resources Canada—an authoritative dataset supporting federal flood risk policy and provincial mapping, representing susceptibility to fluvial and pluvial flooding, where water is naturally likely to accumulate or flow under extreme conditions.
National wildfire risk index built on Canadian Wildland Fire Information System (CWFIS) fuel data, ECCC weather normals, and NRCan topographic inputs — combined into a 5-class wildland-urban interface score, representing where vegetation is most likely to ignite and fire to spread under extreme fire-weather conditions.
Multi-model climate projection ensemble from the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) — mid-century (2041–2060) humidex extremes under the SSP2-4.5 intermediate emissions scenario, representing the combined effect of temperature and humidity on human heat stress across Canadian climate zones.
Current-condition layers combine ECCC alert feeds for heat and severe weather, NRCan/EGS active flood event layers, and wildfire perimeter or incident services from CWFIS and provincial wildfire agencies, giving near-real-time watch, warning, and incident context around properties.
Start with free property screening, move into portfolio analysis and monitoring as your needs grow.
For quick property screening and saved assessment history.
For smaller institutions ready for portfolio analysis and monitoring.
For active analyst teams that need address precision, more scale, and faster monitoring.
For scenario-driven portfolio planning, custom data workflows, and deeper program integration.