Hazard Risk Services

Targeted Risk Impact Statements

Introducing the Targeted Risk Impact Statement (TRIS) – a cost-effective, focused solution designed to address specific high risk variables with precision and efficiency. Unique from our ICARIS™ and CIS™ , the TRIS hones in on particular variables or impacts, providing targeted insights for smaller projects, end-of-year funding, or as add-ons to existing grants. Whether you're concerned about erosion, wildfire risk, or the impact of risks on a specific asset like a cemetery or historical site, TRIS offers the precise data you need without unnecessary complexity.

Small Scale Targeted Assessments

Ideal for smaller communities and organizations with limited budgets, TRIS delivers fast turnaround times, enabling you to quickly incorporate findings into your planning and decision-making processes. Its versatility extends to various environmental and ecological contexts, from assessing the impact of risks on water quality and wildlife habitats to protecting community and cultural assets. With TRIS, you gain actionable insights that empower you to make informed decisions, ensuring strong, long lasting options in the face of change.

Cost Effective

TRIS provides a low-cost option for assessing specific vulnerabilities, making it accessible for smaller communities and organizations with limited budgets.

Community & Cultural Assets

Assess the impact of future climates on specific community or cultural assets, such as cemeteries, historical sites, or local landmarks.

Quick Turnaround

Designed for efficiency, TRIS offers fast data turnaround, allowing you to quickly incorporate findings into your planning and decision-making processes.

Versatility

TRIS can be applied to various environmental and ecological contexts. Whether you need to assess the impacts on water quality, wildlife habitats, or other specific ecosystem services, TRIS provides the detailed analysis you need.

Potential Use Cases

With TRIS, you can target a particular asset or issue, such as erosion, wildfire risk, or the impacts on a cemetery or historical site. This tailored approach ensures that you get precise and relevant insights without unnecessary information.

Several potential examples (but not limited to) for how a TRIS can impact you and your community are listed below:

Community Planning

With TRIS, communities can strategically locate new community centers to avoid overlapping with potential subsistence sites, ensuring that vital subsistence areas are preserved. Additionally, assessing air quality and dust levels ensures that new developments do not compromise the health of residents.

Subsistence and Food Security Analysis

TRIS can be applied to various environmental and ecological contexts. Whether you need to assess the impact on water quality, wildlife habitats, or other specific ecosystem services, TRIS provides the detailed analysis you need.

Traditional Food Preservation

Anticipate ice cellar melt times and their impacts on traditional food storage practices, or asses air temperatures to determine if flies will affect drying salmon.

Wildfire and Vegetation Assessments

Designed for efficiency, TRIS offers fast data turnaround, allowing you to quickly incorporate findings into your planning and decision-making processes.

Lifeline Assessments

Evaluate impacts on critical resources like food security, water quality, supply chain, and escape routes to ensure a strong, lasting community.

Infrastructure Integrity

Assess the integrity of docks, runways, and sewage lagoons given new and rising risks.