Toggle variables on/off within each pillar, then
click Build Composite Risk Map.
Map Layer
Jurisdictions
CitiesTribal Lands
Climate Scenario
Mid-Century (2035–2064 mean)
End-of-Century (2065–2094 mean)
Accessibility
Export
Select variables and click Build Composite Risk Map
Compare mode: click a second tract to compare with —.
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Columns
Raw source values are always included. Percentile ranks (0–100) are computed within San Diego County and match the values used by the map and PCA.
Scope
Tracts whose centroid falls inside a selected jurisdiction are included.
Census Tract Comparison
click any parcel for category
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Compare ScenariosLeft = Composite Risk · Right = Δ Heat Exposure (B − A)
Welcome to the San Diego Heat Risk Explorer
Quick start
Defaults are already selected — click Build Composite Risk Map.
Click any tract to see its risk score and dominant driver.
Under Map Layer, switch to Dominant Driver to see what drives risk countywide.
Or use the left panel to customize your map. Here’s what each section does:
Heat Exposure / Population Sensitivity / Adaptive Capacity — three groups of factors that shape heat risk. Turn any on or off to include them in your map.
Build Composite Risk Map — combines the factors you picked into a single risk score for every census tract.
Map Layer — switch between the combined risk score, each group on its own, or any single factor.
Jurisdictions — show city or tribal-land boundaries on the map.
Climate Scenario — see how risk shifts under future warming, for the year 2050 or 2080.
Accessibility — switch to colorblind-friendly colors.
Export — save the current map as a PDF or download the data.