On the scientific justification of adaptation to climate change of socio-natural and man-made systems based on a risk-based approach

The scientific basis for the quantitative assessment of climate change adaptation measures for critically and strategically important objects of socio-natural and man-made systems is formulated. A risk-based approach developed for climate change conditions is used as an assessment tool. An example is considered using the example of a strategically important object of the technosphere, the result of which indicates the importance of substantiating and improving the safety and security of objects of socio-natural and man-made systems from accidents and catastrophes under changed climatic conditions. At the same time, within the framework of a risk-based approach, it becomes mandatory to calculate the necessary costs to reduce risks to acceptable levels.

climate, safety, security, natural sphere, reserve, risk, probability, damage, temperature, technosphere