Criora climate risk

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• 2026-10-18fetchchangeddescription
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  One Criora document as markdown, with its title, the Criora page to cite and the sources it draws on, by an id search returned. country:<ISO3> (country:BGD) gives the country's risk score, class and rank, each dimension with its class, and its most notable indicators against the world and regional medians. place:<latitude>,<longitude> (place:23.8103,90.4125) gives this week's forecast risk by day, the most notable hazard events nearby, the headline climate exposures and the country. page:methodology and page:sources are those pages of the site; catalog:layers lists every climate layer and catalog:indicators every country indicator. Use it to read a document for research and cite it. The specific tools answer with every figure as data: get_country_profile, assess_place and the rest. An id of another form is refused with the forms it takes. A long text is cut at a paragraph, with the page that has the rest.

  after · 99% of words in common

  One Criora document as markdown, with its title, the Criora page to cite and the sources it draws on, by an id search returned. country:<ISO3> (country:BGD) gives the country's risk score, class and rank, each dimension with its class, and its most notable indicators against the world and regional medians. place:<latitude>,<longitude> (place:23.8103,90.4125) gives this week's forecast risk by day, the most notable hazard events nearby, the headline climate exposures and the country. page:methodology and page:sources are those pages of the site; catalog:layers lists every climate layer and catalog:indicators every country indicator. Use it to read a document for research and cite it. The specific tools answer with every figure as data, through get_country_profile, assess_place and the rest. An id of another form is refused with the forms it takes. A long text is cut at a paragraph, with the page that has the rest.

• 2026-10-16fetchchangeddescription, input schema, output schema
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  One Criora document as markdown, with its title, the Criora page to cite and the sources it draws on, by an id search returned. country:<ISO3> (country:BGD) gives the country's overall risk score, class and rank, each dimension with its class, its most notable indicators against the world and regional medians, and the sources with their dates. place:<latitude>,<longitude> (place:23.8103,90.4125) gives this week's forecast risk by day, the five most notable hazard events nearby, the headline climate exposures and the country. page:methodology and page:sources are those pages of the site. Use it to read a document for research and cite it. The specific tools answer with every figure as data: get_country_profile, assess_place and the rest. An id of another form is refused with the forms it takes. A long text is cut at a paragraph, with the page that has the rest.

  after · 91% of words in common

  One Criora document as markdown, with its title, the Criora page to cite and the sources it draws on, by an id search returned. country:<ISO3> (country:BGD) gives the country's risk score, class and rank, each dimension with its class, and its most notable indicators against the world and regional medians. place:<latitude>,<longitude> (place:23.8103,90.4125) gives this week's forecast risk by day, the most notable hazard events nearby, the headline climate exposures and the country. page:methodology and page:sources are those pages of the site; catalog:layers lists every climate layer and catalog:indicators every country indicator. Use it to read a document for research and cite it. The specific tools answer with every figure as data: get_country_profile, assess_place and the rest. An id of another form is refused with the forms it takes. A long text is cut at a paragraph, with the page that has the rest.

• 2026-10-16searchchangeddescription, input schema
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  Criora documents matching a query, each with the id fetch reads and the Criora page to cite: countries, places, and the pages on Criora's methodology and data sources. Use it to find what Criora has on a subject before reading it with fetch. For an answer in one call, the specific tools are shorter: assess_place for a place, get_country_profile for a country, rank_countries for the countries most at risk. A country is found by its ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 or alpha-2 code or its English name as the whole query, or by its name anywhere in it. The words methodology or sources find those pages. Only when nothing else matches is the query looked up as a place name, once, in the geocoder every user shares, which answers one lookup a second; a place is found best by its name alone. Nothing found is an empty list.

  after · 79% of words in common

  Find Criora's documents on a subject, to read and cite with fetch: a country's climate and disaster risk profile, a place's risk report, the pages on Criora's methodology and data sources, and the data catalogue (every climate layer with satellite data such as NDVI, and the country indicators). Each result has the id fetch reads and the Criora page to cite. Use it to find what Criora has before reading it with fetch. For an answer in one call the specific tools are shorter: assess_place for a place, get_country_profile for a country, rank_countries for the countries most at risk. A country is found by its ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 or alpha-2 code or its English name. The words methodology or sources find those pages; layers, catalogue, satellite, NDVI or indicators find the data catalogue. Only when nothing else matches is the query looked up as a place name, in the geocoder every user shares; a place is found best by its name alone. Nothing found is an empty list.

• 2026-10-16assess_placechangedtitle, description, output schema, annotations
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  One answer for an open question about one place ("is it safe there", "what are the risks"): this week's forecast risk by day, hazard events nearby, the headline climate exposures (heat, flood, sea-level rise, water stress, drought, heavy rain, fire, climate zone) and the risk profile of the country it lies in. For a specific question, call the single tool instead, which answers it in full: this week's weather, get_forecast; events happening now, get_hazards_near; long-term exposure, get_climate_profile, which has every climate layer where this has the headline ones; the country, get_country_profile. It answers for one place: places are compared on get_climate_profile, one call each, layer by layer, and countries on compare_countries or rank_countries. Give latitude and longitude, or place, which costs a lookup in the shared geocoder. With both, the coordinates are used and place only names the map, at no lookup: pass the name the user knows the place by, or the map is titled by its coordinates and country.

  after · 53% of words in common

  Climate and disaster risk overview of one place or property in a single answer: this week's forecast risk by day, natural hazards happening nearby, the headline long-term exposures (heat, river and coastal flooding, sea level rise, water stress, drought, heavy rain, wildfire, climate zone) and the risk profile of the country it lies in. Use it first for an open question about one place ("is it safe there", "what are the risks", "should I worry about floods or heat"). For one specific question call the matching tool, which answers it in full: get_forecast, get_hazards_near, get_climate_profile or get_country_profile. To compare places, call get_climate_profile once per place. Give latitude and longitude, or a place name, which is resolved to its best match and reported back. Returns the forecast days, the hazard events, the headline climate layers with their sources, the country summary and criora_url, the place on the Criora map.

• 2026-10-16rank_countrieschangedtitle, description, annotations
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  The countries most or least at risk, overall or on one risk dimension, each with its score, risk class and rank, optionally only those in a region, subregion or income group. Answers "which countries are most exposed to climate risk", "the riskiest countries in Southern Asia" or "low-income countries with the lowest adaptation score". For countries named in advance use compare_countries; for one country in depth, get_country_profile. Regions, subregions and income groups are named as the countries' meta names them; a name no country has is refused with the names there are. The filters combine, and a combination that matches nothing returns an empty list; limit cuts the list, while matched counts every country that passed the filters. Scores run 0 to 100; higher means more risk. Each country's rank is among all countries in the Criora Atlas, 1 being the highest risk: a filter narrows the list but not the rank. Countries without a score on the dimension are not ranked and are counted in no_score.

  after · 90% of words in common

  The countries most or least at climate and disaster risk, overall or on one dimension (climate, nature, social, governance, adaptation), each with its score, risk class and rank, optionally only those in a region, subregion or income group. Answers "which countries are most exposed to climate risk", "the riskiest countries in Southern Asia" or "low-income countries with the lowest adaptation score". For countries named in advance use compare_countries; for one country in depth, get_country_profile. Regions, subregions and income groups are named as the countries' meta names them; a name no country has is refused with the names there are. The filters combine, and a combination that matches nothing returns an empty list; limit cuts the list, while matched counts every country that passed the filters. Scores run 0 to 100, higher is riskier. A country's rank is among all 194 countries, 1 being the highest risk: a filter narrows the list but not the rank. Countries without a score on the dimension are counted in no_score.

• 2026-10-16compare_countrieschangedtitle, description, annotations
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  Two to ten named countries side by side: each one's overall risk score and class, its climate, nature, social, governance and adaptation scores, and its rank by overall risk. Use it when the countries are known in advance. To find the countries most or least at risk, optionally within a region or income group, use rank_countries; for one country's underlying indicators, get_country_profile. Countries are ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 codes or English names; an unknown one is refused with the expected form. Scores run 0 to 100; higher means more risk. Ranks are among all countries in the Criora Atlas, 1 being the highest risk.

  after · 71% of words in common

  Climate and disaster risk of two to ten named countries side by side: each one's overall risk score and class, its climate, nature, social, governance and adaptation scores, and its world rank by overall risk. Use it when the countries are known in advance. To find the countries most or least at risk use rank_countries; for one country's indicators, get_country_profile. Countries are ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 codes or English names; an unknown one is refused with the expected form. Scores run 0 to 100, higher is riskier, and rank 1 is the highest risk among 194 countries. Sources: INFORM Risk Index, ND-GAIN and the World Bank.

• 2026-10-16get_country_profilechangeddescription
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  A country's climate and disaster risk from the Criora Atlas: overall risk score, class and rank among all countries, the climate, nature, social, governance and adaptation scores and classes, and its income group and region. Use it for one country in depth. For several named countries side by side use compare_countries; to find which countries are most or least at risk, rank_countries; for a place inside a country, the place tools. The country is an ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code or its English name; an unknown one is refused with the expected form. Scores run 0 to 100; higher means more risk. include_indicators=true adds, per dimension, the indicators where the country is furthest from the world median, first (INFORM Risk Index, ND-GAIN, World Bank), each with its value, year, source and the medians of the world and of the country's own region, subregion and income group, the ones meta names. indicators_limit sets how many are listed per dimension, and total counts each dimension's indicators.

  after · 66% of words in common

  Climate and disaster risk of one country, of 194, for ESG, investment, insurance and humanitarian screening: the overall risk score (0 to 100, higher is riskier), class and world rank, and the climate, nature, social, governance and adaptation scores and classes, with its region and income group. Use it for one country in depth. For named countries side by side use compare_countries; for the countries most or least at risk, rank_countries; for a place inside a country, assess_place. include_indicators=true adds the indicators behind each dimension from the INFORM Risk Index, ND-GAIN and the World Bank (flood, earthquake and drought risk, water stress, food security, health, governance and about 150 more), those furthest from the world median first, each with its value, year, source and the medians of the world, region, subregion and income group; indicators_limit caps them per dimension, and criora://indicators lists them all. The country is an ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code or its English name; an unknown one is refused with the expected form.

• 2026-10-16get_hazards_nearchangedtitle, description, annotations
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  Disasters and hazards happening now or recently near a place, most severe and most recent first, each with its distance, bearing, severity and time. Wildfires (NASA FIRMS), earthquakes, floods, tropical cyclones, volcanic eruptions and droughts (GDACS), US National Weather Service flood, tropical cyclone and fire warnings, and air quality (OpenAQ reference monitors). Use it for what is happening there now: it answers that at a fraction of the size of assess_place, and the radius, event types and period can be chosen. For the weather forecast use get_forecast; for long-term exposure, get_climate_profile. Give latitude and longitude, or place, which costs a lookup in the shared geocoder; with both, the coordinates are used. Without radius_km every event type is searched at the largest distance, which radius_used_km reports. The most severe and most recent events are listed, and total and counts_by_type cover every event found.

  after · 70% of words in common

  Natural disasters and hazards happening now or recently near a place: wildfires (NASA FIRMS satellite fire detections), earthquakes, floods, tropical cyclones (hurricanes and typhoons), volcanic eruptions and droughts (GDACS), US National Weather Service flood, tropical cyclone and fire warnings, and air quality (OpenAQ reference monitors). Use it for what is happening there now. For the weather forecast use get_forecast; for long-term exposure, get_climate_profile. Returns the most severe and most recent events first, each with its type, severity (low to critical), distance, bearing and time, and total and counts_by_type cover every event found. radius_km (1 to 500), event_types and days (1 to 30) narrow the search; without radius_km every type is searched at its largest distance, which radius_used_km reports. Give latitude and longitude, or a place name.

• 2026-10-16get_climate_profilechangedtitle, description, input schema, output schema, annotationsmeaning changed
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  Long-term climate exposure at a place: every climate layer on the Criora map, read at the point. ERA5 extremes of the latest full year, CMIP6 warming and rainfall change to 2050 and 2080, flood depth by scenario, sea level rise, water stress, drought, aridity, burned area, land cover, elevation, subsidence and the Köppen zone. Each layer gives its year, unit, cell size and readings by band, and names its source, whose institution, licence and link are given once in sources. Use it for what a place is exposed to over years, and once per place to compare places. It has every layer where assess_place has the headline ones, and is larger for it, so pass categories when the question is about one kind of exposure. For this week's weather use get_forecast; for events happening now, get_hazards_near. Give latitude and longitude, or place, which costs a lookup in the shared geocoder. With both, the coordinates are used and place only names the map, at no lookup: pass the name the user knows the place by, or the map is titled by its coordinates and country.

  after · 49% of words in common

  Long-term climate risk and environmental data of a place or property, read at the point from 55 global layers: river and coastal flood depth of a 100-year flood now and in 2050 and 2080, sea level rise, extreme heat and cold days, heavy rain, drought (SPI-12, aridity, WRI drought risk), water stress, wind and storm days, warming and rainfall change to 2050 and 2080 (CMIP6), NDVI vegetation index and leaf area, wildfire burned area, soil moisture, snow, surface water, elevation, slope, land subsidence, land cover, built-up share and the Köppen climate zone. Use it for what a place is exposed to over years, and once per place to compare places; assess_place has only the headline layers. For this week's weather use get_forecast; for events happening now, get_hazards_near. Narrow it with categories, or with layers by id: the resource criora://layers, or fetch catalog:layers, lists every layer with its unit, years and source. Returns each layer's readings by band with its unit, year, cell size and source (ERA5, CMIP6, WRI Aqueduct, IPCC AR6, MODIS, JRC, Copernicus DEM and others). Give latitude and longitude, or a place name.

• 2026-10-16get_forecastchangedtitle, description, annotations
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  This week's forecast at a place by local day: minimum and maximum temperature, peak precipitation rate, peak wind, and the day's forecast risk class with the hazard behind it (heat, cold, wind, rain, snow, freezing rain) and its physical reading (UTCI felt temperature, gust speed or rain rate). Use it for the weather or the weather risk in the next seven days: it answers that at a third of the size of assess_place, with every step on request. For events already happening (fires, floods, earthquakes) use get_hazards_near; for what a place is exposed to over years, get_climate_profile. Give latitude and longitude, or place, which costs a lookup in the shared geocoder; with both, the coordinates are used. hourly=true adds every forecast step to the daily summary. Steps are hourly for the first day, then 3-hourly, then 6-hourly to day seven, and each day gives its step_hours: from the fourth day the minimum and maximum are of 6-hourly steps, so the true peak can fall between two of them. A day marked partial is cut by the start or end of the window. Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada GDPS global model, read at its own 15 km cell containing the point.

  after · 69% of words in common

  This week's weather and extreme-weather risk at a place: heat waves and cold (graded on the UTCI felt temperature), storms and wind gusts, heavy rain, snow and freezing rain, by local day, with each day's risk class from Very low to Critical and the hazard behind it. Use it for the weather or the weather risk in the next seven days. For disasters already happening use get_hazards_near; for what a place is exposed to over years, get_climate_profile. Returns for each day the minimum and maximum temperature, peak precipitation rate, peak wind gust and the risk with its physical reading; hourly=true adds every forecast step. Steps are hourly on the first day, then 3-hourly, then 6-hourly from the fourth day, so a day's true peak can fall between two steps; a day marked partial is cut by the forecast window. Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada GDPS model, read at its 15 km cell. Give latitude and longitude, or a place name.

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