Key facts
Contents & fields
The dataset consists of 5 Excel files providing MSOA-level climate vulnerability and disadvantage indicators for England. Files include: flood disadvantage index, flood hazard exposure, socio-spatial vulnerability index (SSVI) and its indicators, and local authority summaries. Fields cover flood risk, social vulnerability, demographics, economy, health, housing, transport accessibility, etc.
- Fluvial flood disadvantage index——River flood disadvantage index
- Pluvial flood disadvantage index (1 in 30 years)——1-in-30-year pluvial flood disadvantage index
- Percentage of area at moderate and significant risk of fluvial flooding——Percentage of area at moderate and significant risk of fluvial flooding
- Sensitivity - flood and heat——Sensitivity to flood and heat
- Ability to prepare - flood——Ability to prepare for flood
- Ability to respond - flood——Ability to respond to flood
- Ability to recover - flood——Ability to recover from flood
- Socio-spatial vulnerability index - flood——Socio-spatial vulnerability index for flood
- % children <5 years old——Percentage of children under 5
- % people with long term ill-health/disability——Percentage of people with long-term ill-health/disability
- Average weekly household net income estimate——Average weekly household net income estimate (Pounds)
- Travel time to nearest GP by walk/public transport——Travel time to nearest GP by walk/public transport (minutes)
Research uses
Can be used for climate change impact assessment, social vulnerability analysis, urban planning, disaster risk management, environmental justice studies, etc.
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Why this is hard to get on your own
When obtaining community-scale climate vulnerability indicators for England, this dataset provides standardized MSOA-level metrics.
