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Climate Risk and Resilience Index (CRRI) API

The CRRI Scores API allows you to retrieve physical climate risk and resilience-adjusted risk scores for any location globally.

Endpoint

GET https://app.alphageo.ai/api/public/v1/scores

Parameters

Parameters
Required
Type
Description

asset_id

string (UUID)

The unique identifier of an asset uploaded to your institution's account.

address

string

Full address of the location

period

string

Time period.

Available values : 2025, 2035, 2050, 2100

scenario

string

Identifier for CMIP6 Emission Scenarios.

Available values : SSP245, SSP370, SSP585

longitude

number

Longitude of the location that being queried.

latitude

number

Latitude of the location that being queried.

The 2025 baseline

Continue to supply scenario=SSP245, SSP370 or SSP585 when requesting period=2025. The 2025 physical baseline inputs are shared across these requests, and the response identifies the requested scenario. Climate indicators primarily use ERA5-Land reanalysis averaged over 2020–2025, with coverage fallbacks; other hazards retain their own source-specific baseline periods. The 2035, 2050 and 2100 horizons use scenario-specific inputs. See the source and baseline FAQ.

Query Validation Priority

When calling this endpoint, you must provide at least one way to identify the location. If multiple parameters are supplied, the API resolves the query using the following precedence:

  1. asset_id: If provided, the API looks up the asset under your institution's profile.

  2. latitude & longitude: If asset_id is not provided, the API looks up data by coordinates.

  3. address: If neither of the above are provided, the API performs geocoding to resolve coordinates.

If none of these parameters are supplied, the API returns a 400 Bad Request with an error message.

Example requests

cURL

Python

Example response

The response below illustrates the field structure. Values are illustrative and do not represent a current assessment of the requested location or portfolio. <current data version> is a placeholder for the service’s configured data_version label.

A successful response containing physical climate risk and resilience-adjusted risk scores of the given location.

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