AIM 3.0

ALL-HAZARDS IMPACT MODEL

Unlike any global hazard exposure model available today.

Finest resolution exposure estimates

Estimates population and capital exposure with precision down to a 30 x 30 meter radius. Uses multiple data sources to perform estimates including Facebook, WorldPop, Global Exposure (GAR), and more.

Estimates by sector / age demographic

Provides exposure estimates with breakdowns by sector and age group. Includes estimates for schools and hospitals and age breakdowns in 5-year increments for vulnerable populations.

Global coverage for any type of hazard

Allows for the estimation of any hazard, anywhere in the world that has an associated polygon, including data-poor environments.

Questions AIM can help you answer:

How many people might be impacted by a disaster?

What is the demographic makeup of the exposed population (e.g. children, elderly, adults)?

What is the value, or replacement cost, of exposed capital (e.g. cost to replace all buildings and infrastructure)?
Which sectors of society are most exposed?

Quickly estimate potential impacts and needs

AIM feeds PDC’s DisasterAWARE system, our automated products, and specialized partner products. It is also provides the data for PDC’s new Event Brief.

MAXIMUM POTENTIAL POPULATION EXPOSURE

1.3 Million

people exposed to shaking intensity of VI (Strong) and above

TOTAL CAPITAL EXPOSURE

12.1 Billion

27
hospitals exposed

207
Schools exposed

BREAKDOWN OF POTENTIAL NEEDS

adults
15-64 yrs

children
<15 yrs

elderly
>64 yrs

4.1 Billion

sq meters of shelter

5 Million

liters of water

48,000

kcals per day

6 Million

100-liter waste bins

Who uses AIM products and capabilities in DisasterAWARE?

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PhilAWARE hailed as a success, second phase of project in the works

PhilAWARE hailed as a success, second phase of project in the works

PhilAWARE has proven to be a vital tool for disaster managers in the Philippines since it was handed over to the government six months ago, and officials plan to use that momentum to expand the national early warning system to the subnational level. Representatives...

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