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The Dam-biguity
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Catastrophe modeling of floods is not just a problem of stochastic rainfalls, run-off and channel flows. It also requires anticipating the…
120 Years Since the 1893 NY Hurricane & the ...
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As the industry and modeling organizations continue to learn from the impacts of Hurricane Sandy in 2012, it’s important to know that this…
Uncertainty and Unknown Unknowns
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At today’s inaugural ‘Catastrophe Risk Management & Modelling Australasia 2013’ in Sydney, the focus is on model uncertainty, unknown…
Diving into Flood Risk
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Central Europe is still recovering from the massive flooding that followed one of the wettest months of May in recorded history for this…
Saving Lives with a Cat Model
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On July 18 and 19, I was part of a two-day workshop in New York organized by UN agencies, and involving international NGOs and government aid…
Ultra-liquefaction
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The February 22, 2011 earthquake in Christchurch New Zealand was notable for the severity of liquefaction in the Eastern part of the city. So…
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