CONTENTS
Signals are the data outputs that describe climate hazard exposure at a specific location. They show the intensity or magnitude of a hazard, and help estimate the potential for damage or disruption.
Example in context
A consultant evaluating wildfire risk for a logistics network reviews EarthScan’s signals for fire weather, wind speed, and drought stress. These signals help quantify hazard intensity and guide adaptation strategies for key assets.
Why it matters
Signals provide the building blocks of climate risk analysis. They quantify the characteristics of climate hazards — like heat, flood depth, or wind strength — so organisations can assess exposure and plan accordingly.
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