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Average risk refers to the mean climate hazard score for an asset across all time periods or climate scenarios. It provides a high-level view of expected exposure.
Example in context
In EarthScan, the average precipitation risk for an asset may be rated C, meaning it faces moderate risk across scenarios — a useful flag for longer-term planning.
Why it matters
While extremes matter for resilience, average risk gives a broad sense of how hazards may evolve. It helps with comparisons across sites and can support regulatory disclosures that require scenario-based analysis.
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