Heat Resilience - Age related vulnerability LSOA

Combination of all age vulnerability factorsPopulation aged 0-1This factor represents the proportion of the population aged 0-1 (which is an age group likely to be more vulnerable to heat). Therefore a higher proportion of individuals within this age category is higher risk. This factor is based on data from the 2019 population estimates.  Office for National Statistics Lower Super Output Area population estimates (supporting information) (ons.gov.uk)Population aged 2-5This factor represents the proportion of the population classed as aged 2-5 (which is an age group likely to be more vulnerable to heat). This factor is based on data from the 2019 population estimates.  Office for National Statistics Lower Super Output Area population estimates (supporting information) (ons.gov.uk)Population aged 65-74This factor represents the proportion of the population aged 65-74 (which is an age group likely to be more vulnerable to heat). Therefore a higher proportion of individuals within this age category is higher risk. This factor is based on  data from the 2019 population estimates.  Office for National Statistics Lower Super Output Area population estimates (supporting information) (ons.gov.uk)Population aged 75 plusThis factor represents the proportion of the population aged 75+ (which is an age group likely to be more vulnerable to heat). Therefore a higher proportion of individuals within this age category is higher risk. This factor is based on  data from the 2019 population estimates.  Office for National Statistics Lower Super Output Area population estimates (supporting information) (ons.gov.uk)Population aged 65 and living aloneThis factor represent the proportion of the population who are over the age of 65 and living alone (a characteristic which may increase their vulnerability to heat). Therefore a higher proportion of individuals within this age category is higher risk. This factor is based on 2011 census data. Nomis official census and labour market statistics 2011 census (nomisweb.co.uk).

全年龄易感因素综合数据集
0-1岁人口因子：该因子代表0-1岁人口占总人口的比例，该年龄段人群更易受高温影响，因此该年龄段人口占比越高，相关风险越高。本因子基于2019年人口估算数据，数据来源为英国国家统计局（Office for National Statistics）低级别输出区（Lower Super Output Area）人口估算数据（辅助信息）(ons.gov.uk)。
2-5岁人口因子：该因子代表2-5岁人口占总人口的比例，该年龄段人群更易受高温影响。本因子基于2019年人口估算数据，数据来源为英国国家统计局低级别输出区人口估算数据（辅助信息）(ons.gov.uk)。
65-74岁人口因子：该因子代表65-74岁人口占总人口的比例，该年龄段人群更易受高温影响，因此该年龄段人口占比越高，相关风险越高。本因子基于2019年人口估算数据，数据来源为英国国家统计局低级别输出区人口估算数据（辅助信息）(ons.gov.uk)。
75岁及以上人口因子：该因子代表75岁及以上人口占总人口的比例，该年龄段人群更易受高温影响，因此该年龄段人口占比越高，相关风险越高。本因子基于2019年人口估算数据，数据来源为英国国家统计局低级别输出区人口估算数据（辅助信息）(ons.gov.uk)。
65岁以上独居人口因子：该因子代表65岁以上独居人口占总人口的比例，独居会提升人群受高温影响的易感性，因此该群体占比越高，相关风险越高。本因子基于2011年人口普查数据，数据来源为Nomis官方人口普查与劳动力市场统计数据库2011年普查数据(nomisweb.co.uk)。