This brochure provides an overview of the AIR Typhoon Model for China. The model offers an advanced understanding of the wind and flood risk associated with this peril based on findings from collaborative research between AIR and the Shanghai Typhoon Institute (STI). Special damage functions for Construction All Risks/Erection All Risks (CAR/EAR) exposures capture the time-dependent vulnerability of buildings under construction—a critically important feature of the model given China’s continued rapid growth. CLASIC/2™ users can benefit from is the availability of a disaggregation tool that enables clients with province-level exposure data to take advantage of detailed industry exposure and hazard information.

This brochure provides an overview of the AIR Wildfire Model for the United States, which captures wildfire risk throughout the 13 western U.S. states where the most significant loss-causing wildfires have occurred.

The brochure provides an overview of the AIR Severe Thunderstorm Model for Europe. The model estimates the frequency, severity, and geographical distribution of potential losses from hail and straight-line winds across 22 countries.

After the catalytic 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons in the United States, the insurance industry wondered if a “new normal” was establishing itself in the Atlantic basin.

More than ever before, companies are seeking powerful new ways to visualize and understand their data to better manage their risk. Learn more about the Geospatial Analytics Module in Touchstone®.

This brochure provides an overview of the AIR Inland Flood Model for Japan. The model captures the risk of flooding caused by systems other than tropical cyclones, which accounts for about 40% of all insured flood losses in Japan.

This brochure describes the probabilistic approach of the AIR Earthquake Model for the United States for determining the likelihood of loss from ground shaking and five sub-perils: fire following, tsunami, liquefaction, landslide, and sprinkler leakage.

This white paper examines how climate change affects the severity of extreme weather phenomena, and describes its implications for catastrophe modeling and the insurance industry.

Palomar sought a way to provide flood insurance that was affordable, profitable, and actuarially sound. With AIR, they found a modeling solution they could rely on to help them price the risk and set appropriate premiums.

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