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Five Ways Catastrophe Risk Modeling Will Help th...
Goal number one for the upcoming COP26 conference in Glasgow, Scotland, is to secure global net-zero carbon emissions by mid-century and keep…
The Lessons From “Last Year’s” Catastrophes
Catastrophe modeling remains a work in progress. With each upgrade we aim to build a better model, employing expanded data sets for hazard…
Geocoding: The Underappreciated Science of Catas...
“Geocoding”’ is the ability to assign descriptive address information to portfolio locations for the purposes of assessing hazard at a given…
Irma’s Landfall in Florida Could Have Been Worse
19:00 UTC Monday, September 11 Tom Sabbatelli, hurricane risk expert – RMS Irma is a hurricane no more: following a Category 3 strength…
Set to Impact Entire West Coast of Florida, Irma...
14:30 UTC Sunday, September 10 Tom Sabbatelli, hurricane risk expert – RMS As Hurricane Irma makes landfall in the Florida Keys as a…
Has That Oilfield Caused My Earthquake?
“Some six months have passed since the magnitude (Mw) 6.7 earthquake struck Los Angeles County, with an epicenter close to the coast in Long…
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