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MULTI-HAZARD ASSET RISK REPORTSample asset · generalized location
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Asset Risk Dashboard

Baseline Plus · SSP585 2031–2060
Illustrative sample warehouse / distribution centre
Illustrative warehouse / distribution centre
Generalized Saint-Laurent location
Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QCGeneralized sample location
AssetSample building name
AssessmentBaseline Plus
Climate horizonSSP585 · 2031–2060
HazardsEarthquake · Flood · Wind
Location45.4893° N, 73.6933° W
RecordStructured asset risk record

Location is intentionally generalized and may not match the mapped surroundings.

Risk Ranking
Property DamageLOW
Tenant ImpactHIGH
Safety RiskHIGH

The source assessment shows relatively low direct property-damage rating but high tenant and safety impacts.

Risk Drivers by Component (hazards combined)
D50-Electrical64.5%
F10-Special Construction12.0%
C10-Interior Construction6.4%
B10-Superstructure5.0%
D30-HVAC4.2%
C30-Interior Finishes3.4%

Total Loss / irreparable condition is tracked separately from component classes and represents 43.2% of the combined direct-loss driver allocation.

Risk Drivers by Hazard (AAL)
Earthquake$51,537 (58.3%)
Annualized functional recovery: 0.8 days
Flood$36,831 (41.7%)
Annualized functional recovery: 2 days
Wind$57 (0.1%)
Annualized functional recovery: 1.24 days

Total annualized direct loss: $88,425/yr.

Net Benefit Through Resilience
Investment$2.48M
Estimated Benefit$31.33M
Net Benefit$28.85M
Benefit / Cost12.63×
Knowledge Enhancement$2.04M net
Asset Hardening$16.68M net
Operational Condition$10.13M net

Aggregate source-report resilience economics. Detailed design and cost validation remain with the project team.

Top Mitigation Options 5-year horizon
1
Install slotted connections for C20-Stairs components under EQ for 5-yr horizon.C20-Stairs · Asset Hardening
Moderate Value
2
Anchor motors and control panel for D10-Conveying components under EQ for 5-yr horizon.D10-Conveying · Asset Hardening
Moderate Value
3
Expedite post-EQ recovery/process of inspection for 5-yr horizon.Recovery task – inspection · Operational Considerations
Moderate Value
4
Expedite post-EQ recovery/process of contractor mobilization for 5-yr horizon.Recovery task – contractor mobilization · Operational Considerations
Moderate Value
Top Mitigation Options 30-year horizon
1
Conduct comprehensive assessment for FL.Knowledge enhancement · Knowledge Enhancement
High Value
2
Pit sump pump for D10-Conveying components under FL for 30-yr horizon.D10-Conveying · Asset Hardening
High Value
3
Conduct comprehensive assessment for EQ.Knowledge enhancement · Knowledge Enhancement
Moderate Value
4
Waterproof membranes for B20-Exterior Enclosure components under FL for 30-yr horizon.B20-Exterior Enclosure · Asset Hardening
Moderate Value
KEY RISK DRIVERS

What drives loss and recovery?

From a direct loss perspective the biggest contributor to Earthquake is Total Loss, the biggest contributor to Flood is D50-Electrical, the biggest contributor to Wind is B30-Roofing, respectively. In some rare, but catastrophic scenarios total loss is a big contributor to one or more of the hazards exposed. Overall structural collapse or other irreparable conditions can both lead to this outcome. Retrofiting structure can be costly, and it is recommended to examine the total loss category in more detail to devise effective mitigation solutions.

Cost Driver by Component Class
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Recovery Bottleneck by Task
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CATASTROPHIC SCENARIOS

Rare-event consequence

Rare Events - 5 year horizon 95th percentile

Rare Events - 30 year horizon 95th percentile

EXCEEDANCE LOSS

Annualized and tail-risk metrics

Annualized Cash Expense / AAL$88,425/yrDirect physical loss
Earthquake AAL$51,53758.3% of AAL
Flood AAL$36,83141.7% of AAL
Wind AAL$570.06% of AAL
Expected Loss by Time Horizon

Source values retained from the fallback report for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30-year horizons. Combined 30-year expected loss: $2,016,542.

Loss Metrics for Acute Hazards
Hazard PML (100-yr) PML (500-yr) AEP (1% annual exceedance) OEP (1% annual exceedance) TVaR-99%
Earthquake $0.00M $2.64M $0.00M $0.00M $3.33M
Flood $0.00M $2.27M $0.00M $0.00M $1.55M
Wind $0.00M $0.00M $0.00M $0.00M $0.00M

Demonstration values have been perturbed from the source results to conceal project-specific information.

Acute Downtime Metrics (days)
Hazard DT100 DT200 DT500
Earthquake 19 days 19 days 54 days
Flood 6 days 18 days 99 days
Wind 10 days 15 days 21 days

All downtime values are in days.

Demonstration values have been perturbed from the source results to conceal project-specific information.

MITIGATION

Resilience options and value

Total estimated cost$2.48MPositive-net-benefit action groups
Total estimated benefit$31.33MDirect loss, safety + interruption
Net benefit$28.85MAggregate source estimate
Aggregate BCR12.63×Benefit ÷ cost
Systematic option review: the actual options from the source report are retained and presented in a common ranked structure. Expand each row to review the original qualitative cost, financial, downtime and safety ratings.
RankHorizonMitigation optionTarget system / componentCategoryOverall value

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitModerateModerate
Downtime benefitHighHigh
Safety benefitModerateModerate

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitHighHigh
Downtime benefitHighHigh
Safety benefitLowLow

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitLowLow
Downtime benefitLowLow
Safety benefitHighHigh

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitLowLow
Downtime benefitHighHigh
Safety benefitModerateModerate

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitLowLow
Downtime benefitModerateModerate
Safety benefitLowLow

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostModerateModerate
Financial benefitModerateModerate
Downtime benefitModerateModerate
Safety benefitLowLow

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitNANA
Downtime benefitModerateModerate
Safety benefitNANA

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitNANA
Downtime benefitModerateModerate
Safety benefitNANA

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitNANA
Downtime benefitHighHigh
Safety benefitNANA

Original qualitative option ratings retained from the source report.

CostLowLow
Financial benefitNANA
Downtime benefitHighHigh
Safety benefitNANA

Values are illustrative qualitative ratings retained from the source report. Detailed design, feasibility and cost validation remain with the project team.

EVIDENCE

Basis, confidence and update path

How the Evidence Improves the Results

This record distinguishes supplied facts, external hazard information, KR assumptions and calculated results. It is included to make the demonstration traceable and updateable as stronger project evidence becomes available.

1

Hazard basis

Multi-hazard event information and the selected climate horizon define the frequency and intensity of earthquake, flood and wind demands.

2

Asset definition

The report configuration identifies a Baseline Plus assessment. Asset-specific attributes are used where available; remaining fields should be verified before external decision use.

3

Performance model

MARSP translates hazard demand and asset characteristics into probabilistic damage, loss, disruption and recovery outcomes.

4

Update path

Drawings, engineering studies, BIM, BCR/PCA findings or verified component information can replace broader assumptions without changing the reporting structure.

Basis and Confidence

Model elementBasis used in this demonstrationConfidenceEffect on resultsRecord type
Hazard demandLocation- and scenario-based earthquake, flood and wind information.HighSupports probabilistic annual and scenario consequence metrics.External hazard dataCalculated
Asset identity and locationAsset name, address and assessment configuration embedded in the report.HighDefines the assessed asset and applicable hazard context.Client / project data
Building and contents characteristicsBaseline Plus asset representation; the specific source documents are not reproduced in this demonstration.MediumControls component vulnerability, replacement cost, damage drivers and recovery tasks.Project evidenceKR interpretation
Damage and vulnerability relationshipsPerformance-based component and system relationships applied to the represented asset.MediumProduces probabilistic damage and loss distributions; can be refined with detailed engineering analysis.KR modelCalculated
Recovery and disruptionRepair, utility and impedance logic linked to simulated damage states.MediumSupports reoccupancy, functional recovery and downtime interpretation.KR modelCalculated
Resilience optionsIllustrative option costs and benefits associated with the represented model.MediumSuitable for comparison and scoping; detailed design and cost validation remain with the project team.KR analysis
Interpretation: KR translates the available engineering and asset evidence into consequence metrics. The report does not replace project engineering judgement or determine acceptable risk.
RESULTS EXPORT

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