Climate Risk Analytics Lab

climx translates Canadian climate ensemble projections into actionable risk intelligence — for engineers, planners, and decision-makers working at the intersection of climate change and infrastructure.

28+
Climate indicators
3
Canadian datasets
3
Analysis modules
2100
Projection horizon

What climx does

A complete climate risk
analysis environment

Three integrated modules — from raw climate maps to likelihood scoring to financial impact — in one platform built for Canadian infrastructure.

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Climate Risk Map

Visualize 28+ climate indicators across Canada and Quebec. Extreme heat, precipitation, freeze-thaw cycles, and freezing rain — mapped at high resolution under multiple emission scenarios. Compare reference and future periods side-by-side.

CanDCS-M6 · ESPO-G6-R2 · PCIC-DVE
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Likelihood Analysis

Understand the probability of exceeding critical thresholds for infrastructure assets. Get PIEVC-HLSG likelihood scores (1–5) for any region — from MRC to municipality — with discrete risk classification and ensemble percentiles.

PIEVC-HLSG · 1–5 Score · Regional
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Financial Impact

Translate climate projections into infrastructure cost estimates. Quantify BAU vs adapted cost trajectories for roads, bridges, stormwater, and transit assets to 2100. Includes SOGR analysis and retrofit costing.

CIPI Tables · Asset Lifecycle · 2100

Spatial resolution

From province to
your municipality

climx operates at multiple spatial scales — from province-wide trends down to the MRC, municipality, or a specific address.

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Province & Administrative Region
Climate trends at regional scale across Quebec and Canada
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Census Division & MRC
Risk analysis clipped to census divisions and regional county municipalities
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Municipality
Full climate and financial analysis for your city's infrastructure
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Address & Point Query
Precise location-level projections for any coordinate or address
QUÉBEC BC AB/SK/MB ON ATL

Emission scenarios & time horizons

Plan across futures,
not just one.

climx supports CMIP6 emission pathways and continuous projections to 2100 — stress-testing decisions across the full range of plausible futures.

Moderate
SSP2-4.5

Intermediate emissions pathway. ~2.7°C global warming by 2100. Represents partial climate policy implementation.

2030s2050s2070s2090s
High
SSP3-7.0

High emissions pathway. ~3.6°C global warming by 2100. Represents a fragmented world with limited climate action.

2030s2050s2070s2090s

Data sources

Built on Canada's best
climate ensembles

Three authoritative Canadian climate datasets covering the full range of hazards relevant to infrastructure planning.

Environment & Climate Change Canada
CanDCS-M6

CMIP6 multi-model ensemble covering Canada. 24 indicators across extreme heat, cold, precipitation, and temperature. National coverage.

24 indicatorsNationalCMIP6SSP2-4.5SSP3-7.0
Ouranos
ESPO-G6-R2

Quebec-focused high-resolution ensemble. 28 indicators including seasonal temperature and liquid and solid precipitation. Finer spatial detail over Quebec.

28 indicatorsQuebecHigh resolutionSSP2-4.5SSP3-7.0
Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium
PCIC-DVE

Station-based derived variables for engineering applications. Design value estimates including temperature extremes, precipitation intensities, and wind. Used for infrastructure design standards.

Design valuesNationalStation-basedEngineering

Get early access

See your infrastructure's
climate risk.

Request a demo and we'll walk you through climx with your region's data.

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