Solution details
Platform:
Server
Description:
To help understand and manage exposure to geographic water risks, the World Resources Institute (WRI) and its partners are working with Blue Raster to launch the Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas. Through Aqueduct this information has been made accessible to the public in an interactive, easy-to-use platform, providing a comprehensive and credible metric for measuring geographic water risks. The Aqueduct Atlas can create high resolution maps of water risks tailored to your unique risk exposure profile. This interactive application, built using ArcGIS Server, helps companies to quantify and map water risks on a local scale and project future water use and availability. Using the Water Risk Atlas, users can generate detailed, multi-variable maps by adjusting the weight and priority of various factors, including risks related to water scarcity, deteriorating quality, increasing prices, poor water governance, or increasing competition for water resources. The Atlas can be used to model what-if scenarios, identify risks and opportunities, and share water risk information.
Industries:
Agriculture, Archaeological & Historic Preservation, Architecture, Engineering & Construction, Atmospheric, Community Development, Conservation, Demographics, Education, Elections, Electric & Gas, Entertainment & Leisure, Environmental Management, Fish & Game, Forestry, Foundations & Associations, GIS, Geologic, Health & Human Services, Highways & Roads, Humanitarian, Information Technology, Insurance, Land Records, Libraries & Museums, Manufacturing, Map, Chart & Data Production, Marine, Media, Mining, Parks & Recreation, Petroleum, Public Administration & Policy, Public Engineering, Public Safety, Public Transit, Public Works, Real Estate, Research Organizations, Telco, Water Resources, Water, Wastewater & Stormwater
