Journey Hazard Risk Mapping

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Journey Hazard Risk Mapping is the systematic process of identifying, assessing, and mapping hazards and risks along transportation or supply chain routes. This process involves analyzing potential threats (e.g., natural hazards, accidents, theft, political instability), evaluating their likelihood and potential impact, and creating a visual map to support route planning, risk mitigation, and decision-making.

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