Accessible Information provides AI‑driven climate risk scores that break down complex climate data into simple, understandable metrics for homeowners. By applying an advanced quality model, the platform delivers detailed insights on a home’s climate resiliency, enabling owners to assess vulnerabilities and take actionable steps to improve their property’s resilience.
- Artificial Intelligence
- Data & Analytics
- Clean Technology
Funding
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Product
Problem
Homeowners often lack clear, actionable information about how climate change impacts their property, making it difficult to assess risk and prioritize mitigation measures.
Solution
Accessible Information provides a web-based platform that generates climate‑resilience scores for individual homes. The system combines an advanced quality model with AI to evaluate multiple climate hazards—such as heat, flood, and wildfire exposure—and translates the results into simple, understandable metrics. Users receive a detailed risk assessment that highlights the most vulnerable aspects of their property and suggests specific adaptation or mitigation actions. The platform presents data through intuitive visualizations and plain‑language summaries, enabling homeowners to make informed decisions without specialized expertise.
Target Audience
Primary users are individual homeowners and property owners seeking to understand and improve the climate resilience of their residences, as well as real‑estate professionals and insurers who require property‑level risk insights.
Features
- AI‑enhanced climate risk modeling that integrates temperature, precipitation, sea‑level rise, and wildfire projections at the property level
- Interactive map interface built with Mapbox and Deck.gl for visualizing hazard exposure around the home
- Breakdowns of the overall resilience score into discrete, easy‑to‑interpret sub‑metrics (e.g., flood risk, heat stress, wind damage)
- Actionable recommendations and prioritization guidance for mitigation and adaptation measures
- Exportable reports that can be shared with insurers, lenders, or local authorities