PLAN.
ADAPT.
RECOVER.
IN-CORE is a first-of-its-kind computational tool to help communities model and plan for natural hazards, adapt to risks, improve resilience and recover.
How would your community be impacted if a natural disaster strikes? IN-CORE helps you predict the answer and develop a plan to better prepare for natural hazards.
NEXT-GEN COMMUNITY RESILIENCE MODELING
IN-CORE’s decision support platform offers some of the world’s most advanced modeling, incorporating a community’s physical infrastructure, economy, and social institutions to predict the impact of natural hazards. Community leaders and others use IN-CORE to make better-informed decisions and reduce damage before it happens.
Modeling Capabilities
FLOOD
TORNADO
CLIMATE
RISK
TSUNAMI
WILDFIRE
HURRICANE
EARTHQUAKE
IN-CORE models the effect of natural hazards to critical infrastructure such as power networks, emergency services, water networks, shelters and more.
By promoting equity and uniquely predicting natural hazard effects across population demographics, IN-CORE allows for decision making that optimizes recovery and resilience for the most vulnerable populations.
THE TRUE COST OF DISASTER RECOVERY
Discover how mitigation steps, planning and code requirement changes or infrastructure investments promote quicker recovery after hazard events.
TECHNICAL
USERS
Contributors, developers, researchers and academic users capable of using the open-source platform.
COMMUNITY
PLANNERS
City councils, stakeholders and community members who require assistance in coding and customizing IN-CORE to their community.
INVESTORS &
PHILANTHROPIES
Support the work of Project IN-CORE, a non-profit that helps under-served communities instill resilience measures.
Who Benefits from IN-CORE?
Community planners
City councils and stakeholders
Engineering firms
Insurance and re-insurance companies
Government agencies
Financial institutions
Philanthropies
Researchers
Investors
Community Disaster Resilience Zone (CDRZ) communities
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