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Uncertainty, imprecision, and the precautionary principle in climate change assessment
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Pricing risk-based catastrophe bonds for earthquakes at an urban scale
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Comparing an insurer’s perspective on building damages with
modelled damages from pan-European winter windstorm
event sets: a case study from Zurich, Switzerland
Tropical Cyclones and Climate Change Assessment: Part II:
Projected Response to Anthropogenic Warming
LINK - AMS
The RMS TC-Rain Model
LINK - Meteorologische Zeitschrift
Modelling clustering of natural hazard phenomena and the effect on re/insurance loss perspectives
LINK - ResearchGate
Statistical modelling of North Atlantic tropical cyclone tracks
LINK - Tylor & Francis
Tropical cyclone simulations over Bangladesh at convection permitting 4.4 km & 1.5 km resolution
LINK - scientific data
Normative approach to risk management for insurers
LINK - Nature Climate Change
Managing Physical Climate Risk—Leveraging innovations in catastrophe risk modelling | Research report
LINK - The Geneva Association
Natural Hazard Risk Assessment for an Insurance Program
LINK - JSTOR
Making confident decisions with model ensembles
LINK - The University of Chicago Press Journal
The Most Dangerous Model:
A Natural Benchmark for Assessing Model Risk
Comparison of Local and Basinwide Methods for Risk Assessment of Tropical Cyclone Landfall
LINK - AMS
Quantifying the sources of simulation uncertainty in natural catastrophe models
LINK - Sprinter
Adjusting catastrophe model ensembles using importance sampling, with application to damage estimation for varying levels of hurricane activity
LINK - RMetS
Extreme wind return periods from tropical cyclones in Bangladesh: insights from a high-resolution convection-permitting numerical model
LINK - EGU
Impact of future tsunamis from the Java trench on household welfare: Merging geophysics and economics through catastrophe modelling
LINK - Science Direct
Climate Change Risk Assessment for the Insurance Industry
LINK - The Geneva Association
A global flood risk modeling framework built with climate models and machine learning
LINK - ESSOAR