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US hurricane models found wanting
20 January 2010
Recent analysis of near-term US hurricane models has found that models for the cumulative seasons from 2006 to 2009 have greatly overestimated losses.
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Karen Clark
Recent analysis of near-term US hurricane models has found that models for the cumulative seasons from 2006 to 2009 have greatly overestimated losses.
Catastrophe risk management company Karen Clark & Company found that actual cumulative losses for the period were $13.3bn, compared to the predicted average of $40bn.
AIR Worldwide (AIR), Eqecat and Risk Management Solutions (RMS) introduced near-term...
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