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Damage curves estimate how much physical damage an asset could suffer when exposed to a climate hazard. They link the intensity of a hazard (like flood depth or wind speed) to the expected percentage of damage.
Example in context
A flood reaching 1 metre might cause 10% damage to a commercial building, but 40% to a residential one with a basement. Mitiga's EarthScan uses damage curves to calculate expected losses based on hazard intensity and asset characteristics.
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