Conservation risk is the assessed likelihood and consequence of further deterioration to a heritage asset if no intervention is undertaken. The platform records risk as a structured attribute of each observation and aggregates it for portfolio-level oversight.
Component-level risk states
Each observation carries a risk state derived from condition, exposure and significance. Risk states are revisable at re-survey, with the prior state preserved in the audit trail.
Portfolio risk overview
For estates and collections, component-level risk aggregates into a portfolio view, surfacing assets that warrant prioritised attention.
Trajectory and intervention impact
Where interventions have been recorded, the risk trajectory illustrates the effect of prior conservation work on subsequent condition assessments.
Frequently asked
- Is risk recorded subjectively?
- Risk is recorded by the surveyor, grounded in the observed condition and supported by reference to conservation guidance. The structured record preserves the reasoning rather than reducing it to a single score.
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