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The Resilience Analysis and Planning Tool is a free geographic information systems (GIS) tool that helps emergency managers and community partners to better visualize potential challenges to community resilience. Please note, the tool may take longer times to fully load into your browser. It can be used to analyze population and community data (community resilience indicators), infrastructure locations, historic disaster locations, and estimated annualized frequency of hazard risk.
The United States Census Bureau’s tool, OnTheMap, includes a specific Emergency Management map with demographic information related to federal emergency and disaster declarations. Select hazard events are also shown. The available base tool can be used to analyze more traditional census data.
Use the interactive Michigan Risk Index map to visually explore natural hazard risk data across the state of Michigan.
Explore the MapOverall rankings are based on the following calculation: Risk = Expected Annual Loss x Community Risk Factor
