RC RCIA Platform
Climate Risk & Resilience Intelligence

Assess climate risk to infrastructure
before it's built to fail.

RCIA combines DRIP hazard data, BMD climate records, CMIP6/SSP projections, and field infrastructure profiles into one Hazard–Exposure–Vulnerability–Capacity risk score for roads and public assets across Bangladesh.

11 DRIP hazard categories IPCC AR6 risk framework CMIP6 multi-model SSP ensemble BMD · BBS · LGED data
Methodology
One risk equation, four inputs
Every assessment resolves the same IPCC-consistent chain — Hazard × Exposure × Vulnerability, moderated by Capacity — computed at low, central and high climate-uncertainty percentiles.
Hazard
DRIP + BMD + SSP
×
Exposure
River · Flood · Storm · Salinity · Drought · Population
×
Vulnerability
Surface · Condition · Embankment · Soil
×
(1 − Capacity)
Drainage · Protection · Redundancy
=
Final Risk
P10 / P50 / P90
Workflow
How an assessment runs
Six steps, one continuous flow — pick up where you left off, jump straight to any step from here.
Data foundation
Built on official records, not guesses
Every score traces back to a named source — no synthetic or placeholder data feeds the live risk calculation.
DRIP
Disaster Risk Information Platform hazard baseline
BMD
Bangladesh Meteorological Department historical & projected climate
LGED
Road & infrastructure geometry, GIS FeatureServer
CMIP6
Multi-model SSP245 / SSP585 climate projections