We are developing a Risk Index to assess the health impacts from exposure to extreme heat. This effort was funded by the U.S. DHA, NGA, and NOAA.

This effort involves assessing the health risks from droughts, and was funded by Natural Resources Canada and the U.S. Geological Survey.

Plastics and their associated toxins are increasing across the food chain due to the pollution in the oceans. There is concern that levels of heavy metals and other toxins in fish that humans consume have bio-accumulated to dangerous levels. This effort was initially funded by NRCan and the U.S. NOAA.

The Wildland Fire Health Risk Index proactively identifies the health and medical needs due to
wildland fire exposure, aiding emergency response efforts, resource allocation, and policy decisions.

Our Hurricane Health Risk Index provides advanced insights into the health and medical needs of disaster-impacted communities before, during, and after a hurricane. This effort was funded by the U.S. NOAA and UKHO.

Our Medical Supply Needs Index identifies the quantity by type and by healthcare facility of medical supplies and devices needed to treat patients. In addition, it can adjust in real-time to changing on-the-ground conditions, such as during a flood. This effort was funded by the USGS and Peruvian CONIDA.