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    Climate change adaptation for Nordic homes is now accessible via the VisAdapt tool. This web-based visualization helps homeowners understand climate risks and identify tailored adaptive actions for their properties.

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    • Environmental Science
    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Climate Change Adaptation

    Background:

    • Climate change poses risks to residential buildings, particularly in regions like the Nordic countries.
    • Laypeople require accessible tools to understand and address localized climate change impacts on their homes.
    • Existing adaptation resources may not be tailored to specific geographic locations or housing types.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce the VisAdapt tool, a web-based visualization designed for homeowners in Nordic countries.
    • To explain the user-centered design process behind the development of the VisAdapt tool.
    • To demonstrate how VisAdapt empowers users to assess climate change risks and identify adaptive strategies.

    Main Methods:

    • A multistep, user-centered design process was employed to develop the VisAdapt tool.
    • The tool utilizes a visual, three-step approach to guide users through risk assessment.
    • Adaptation strategies are customized based on user-specified location and house type.

    Main Results:

    • The VisAdapt tool provides a user-friendly interface for exploring climate change impacts on homes.
    • Users can identify specific risks relevant to their location and dwelling.
    • The tool facilitates the selection of appropriate adaptive actions tailored to individual needs.

    Conclusions:

    • The VisAdapt tool effectively assists Nordic homeowners in understanding and preparing for climate change impacts.
    • The user-centered design approach ensures the tool's relevance and usability for its target audience.
    • Lessons learned from VisAdapt's development have broader applicability in designing climate adaptation tools for diverse domains.