OneWatershed Infrastructure Shared-risk Analysis Sample Clauses

OneWatershed Infrastructure Shared-risk Analysis. The OneWatershed Framework will first describe metrics for evaluating the County-wide climate-related “shared risk” or risk exposure of OneWatershed assets using the data compiled through Task 2. The metrics will include: • The climate impact drivers, including sea level rise, extreme precipitation, heat, and hydrologic drought; • The resulting risk factors and the magnitude of impact, for example, flooding, heat impacts, water supply shortage, water quality impacts (up to ten climate risk factors for which data is available); and • The probability of impact, using available existing studies. The OneWatershed Framework will present an approach to use the Task 2 base GIS data to compile metrics that are used to evaluate climate shared risk Countywide. The metrics will be used to identify how many climate impact driver risk factors are present for a given OneWatershed asset location, the relative magnitude of the risks present, for example, depth of flooding or projected temperature increase; and the probability of impact, for example, 1% annual probability or 5% annual probability, using available studies. As the probability of impact may change depending on the climate scenario and timeframe, up to three different future climate conditions may be examined or reanalyzed for the shared-risk assessment, depending on the base climate risk data. A draft OneWatershed Framework Report Section describing the shared risk analysis approach will be distributed to the PMT for review. Comments received from the PMT will be addressed in the Task 3.2 OneWatershed Framework Report.
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