Baseline Resilience Indicators for Communities (BRIC) Index

The Baseline Resilience Indicators for Communities Index aims to help
identify communities that are resilient to natural hazards. This BRIC data set
contains polygon layers for the overall Hazards Vulnerability and Resilience
Institute (HVRI) BRIC using six capitals (Social, Economic, Community,
Economic, Institutional, Housing and Infrastructural, and Environmental) based
on county-level inputs from 2010, 2015, and 2020. The files contain all six
capital scores and the BRIC score for each county. BRIC values range from 0 to
6 based on the six capital scores ranging from 0 to 1. Capital scores are
calculated from min-maxed values of each of their component variables. For all
variables, capitals, and the BRIC values, 0 represents the lowest community
resilience, and higher values represent the most resilient counties. The data
are provided for the entire United States following the county geography of the
year the BRIC was created and for the contiguous United States following the
county geography of the year the BRIC was created. 2010 BRIC is only available
for the contiguous United States.