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Safrom's citywide research estimate is 86/100. Higher scores mean safer on the model's scale. Evidence as of . Confidence: D.
24 areas with estimates. Area evidence as of .
mapped_high_flood_vulnerability_land_percentage · Municipal PDM inventory; survey year unspecified; service last edited 2025-05-05.
Municipal PDM flood-vulnerability inventory: the percentage of each parish intersecting high or very-high vulnerability polygons. The one moderate-vulnerability feature is excluded consistently. This is a structural urban-flood exposure proxy, not a flood forecast, crime measurement or annual probability. The public service snapshot was last edited on 2025-05-05; the underlying survey period is unspecified. Last-edit time is not an observation date. All 24 parishes have positive mapped exposure; areas outside the inventory are not declared flood-free. Areas use Lisbon municipal parish boundaries, measured in Portugal TM06 (EPSG:3763) before five-metre topology-preserving simplification. Shoreline geometry differs from administrative limits extending into the Tagus. This layer does not include the separate tidal-inundation or landslide inventories. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally. Other dimensions and the citywide score use explicitly labelled Portugal national evidence. Local relative variation is a research calibration. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, App Resist / Vulnerabilidade às inundações and municipal parish boundaries. No explicit reuse license was supplied by the public service. Bruce approved limited derived use on 2026-10-27: derived parish indicators/scores and attribution only; no raw hazard polygons, report prose or images republished. Municipal boundaries are simplified for map orientation. No municipal endorsement. The citywide score uses Portugal national priors. Local evidence adjusts only disaster_and_environment.
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Municipal PDM flood-vulnerability inventory: the percentage of each parish intersecting high or very-high vulnerability polygons. The one moderate-vulnerability feature is excluded consistently. This is a structural urban-flood exposure proxy, not a flood forecast, crime measurement or annual probability. The public service snapshot was last edited on 2025-05-05; the underlying survey period is unspecified. Last-edit time is not an observation date. All 24 parishes have positive mapped exposure; areas outside the inventory are not declared flood-free. Areas use Lisbon municipal parish boundaries, measured in Portugal TM06 (EPSG:3763) before five-metre topology-preserving simplification. Shoreline geometry differs from administrative limits extending into the Tagus. This layer does not include the separate tidal-inundation or landslide inventories. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally. Other dimensions and the citywide score use explicitly labelled Portugal national evidence. Local relative variation is a research calibration. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, App Resist / Vulnerabilidade às inundações and municipal parish boundaries. No explicit reuse license was supplied by the public service. Bruce approved limited derived use on 2026-10-27: derived parish indicators/scores and attribution only; no raw hazard polygons, report prose or images republished. Municipal boundaries are simplified for map orientation. No municipal endorsement. The citywide score uses Portugal national priors. Local evidence adjusts only disaster_and_environment.
Boundaries: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa · Lisbon 24 civil parishes (Limited derived use approved by Bruce, 2026-10-27; attribution to Câmara Municipal de Lisboa; no explicit open license claimed.).
Municipal PDM flood-vulnerability inventory: the percentage of each parish intersecting high or very-high vulnerability polygons. The one moderate-vulnerability feature is excluded consistently. This is a structural urban-flood exposure proxy, not a flood forecast, crime measurement or annual probability. The public service snapshot was last edited on 2025-05-05; the underlying survey period is unspecified. Last-edit time is not an observation date. All 24 parishes have positive mapped exposure; areas outside the inventory are not declared flood-free. Areas use Lisbon municipal parish boundaries, measured in Portugal TM06 (EPSG:3763) before five-metre topology-preserving simplification. Shoreline geometry differs from administrative limits extending into the Tagus. This layer does not include the separate tidal-inundation or landslide inventories. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally. Other dimensions and the citywide score use explicitly labelled Portugal national evidence. Local relative variation is a research calibration. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, App Resist / Vulnerabilidade às inundações and municipal parish boundaries. No explicit reuse license was supplied by the public service. Bruce approved limited derived use on 2026-10-27: derived parish indicators/scores and attribution only; no raw hazard polygons, report prose or images republished. Municipal boundaries are simplified for map orientation. No municipal endorsement. The citywide score uses Portugal national priors. Local evidence adjusts only disaster_and_environment.
Natural=3.1; Current Conflict Intensity=1.0; Infrastructure=0.5; Access to health care=0.1. Published 0–10 components multiplied by ten for the existing research risk scale.; Country humanitarian-risk priors, not measured local street risks. European Union, CC BY 4.0.
Homicide: 0.7 per 100,000 (2022); theft: 704.3 per 100,000 (2022). Country observations.; Weak property calibration: existing France research risk 45 + bounded(10 × log2(704.3/2011.4), ±20), using the same-year UN theft series. Definitions and reporting differ between countries.
55 deaths per million residents, converted to 5.5 per 100,000. Preliminary estimate. European Union, CC BY 4.0.
Municipal PDM flood-vulnerability inventory: the percentage of each parish intersecting high or very-high vulnerability polygons. The one moderate-vulnerability feature is excluded consistently. This is a structural urban-flood exposure proxy, not a flood forecast, crime measurement or annual probability.; The public service snapshot was last edited on 2025-05-05; the underlying survey period is unspecified. Last-edit time is not an observation date. All 24 parishes have positive mapped exposure; areas outside the inventory are not declared flood-free.; Areas use Lisbon municipal parish boundaries, measured in Portugal TM06 (EPSG:3763) before five-metre topology-preserving simplification. Shoreline geometry differs from administrative limits extending into the Tagus. This layer does not include the separate tidal-inundation or landslide inventories.; Only disaster_and_environment varies locally. Other dimensions and the citywide score use explicitly labelled Portugal national evidence. Local relative variation is a research calibration.; Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, App Resist / Vulnerabilidade às inundações and municipal parish boundaries. No explicit reuse license was supplied by the public service. Bruce approved limited derived use on 2026-10-27: derived parish indicators/scores and attribution only; no raw hazard polygons, report prose or images republished. Municipal boundaries are simplified for map orientation. No municipal endorsement.