Cross Dependency Initiative – (XDI Pty Ltd) - Physical Risk Analytics
Data category
- Environmental data
- Governance data
- Indices/Exchange data
- Rankings
- Ratings
- Research data
- Physical risk data
The data offers solutions for:
- Climate scenario analysis
- Environmental impact analysis and insight
- Geospatial/location data
- Investment decisions and portfolio insight
- Physical risk
- Reporting: CSRD
- Reporting: EU Regulations
- Reporting: ISSB standards
- Reporting: Impact
- Reporting: Other Regulations
- Reporting: SEC climate
- Reporting: SFDR
- Reporting: TCFD
- Reporting: TNFD
- Reporting: UN SDGs
- Social impact analysis and insight
Who are the data users?
- Corporates
- Financial institutions
- Government
- Investors
- Trustees
- Index providers and ratings agencies
Brief description of the data offering
XDI, powered by The Climate Risk Engines, uses a wide range of engineering, hazard, context, weather, climate and financial data to provide detailed physical risk insights. Asset engineering features vulnerable to damage or failure from hazards are based on 140 standard residential, commercial and industrial archetypes which can be amended to test adaptation responses. Hazard probabilities are calculated using historical weather data (1990 baseline) and local environmental context such as topography, flood mapping, soil composition and others, and the change in hazard severity and frequency as a result of climate model simulations (CMIP5 and CMIP6). Each of our outputs is traceable to the point of failure not only within individual assets, but also within their components, even across a portfolio of tens of thousands.
Where and how do you source your data?
XDI uses historical weather data for each hazard at a given location as a baseline. Hazard is data obtained directly or constructed through contextual data such as forest cover, elevation, flood maps, urban density and soil composition.
What is the cost for your data offering?
Pricing is subject to scale and granularity of results required.