Cat 360
Catastrophe Risk from Every Perspective
Welcome to CAT 360. This quarterly newsletter will feature articles developed by our Research and Development Team and will cover topics that relate to Catastrophe Modeling, Natural Perils and Information Technology on a global basis. While many “Catastrophe” topics published today focus on the perils in the U.S., our mission is to provide our readers with information for perils on a worldwide basis, ranging from Australian Flooding to Chilean Earthquake. Please feel free to contact the editors if you have any questions or comments regarding any of our publications.
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Editors
Kelly Hereid:kelly.hereid@acegroupx.com
Randall Law:randall.law@acegroupx.com
Issue 12 - 1st Quarter 2011:Weather Variability Down Under
Issue 11 - 4th Quarter 2010:Haiti and Chile: Polar Opposites
Issue 10 - 3rd Quarter 2010:Katrina - A Five Year Retrospective
Issue 9 - 2nd Quarter 2010: Volcanoes: Nature's Fury
Issue 8 - 1st quarter 2010: Making Sense of Earthquake Clusters
Issue 7 - 4th Quarter 2009: Assessing the Importance of Data Quality to the Accuracy of Catastrophe Model Outcomes
Issue 6 - 3rd Quarter 2009:- Beneath the Surface: the New Madrid Seismic Zone
Issue 5 - 2nd Quarter 2009: Mobile Homes - Dispelling the Myths
Issue 4 - 1st Quarter 2009: New Energy Sources - Threats from Natural Hazards
Issue 3 - 4th Quarter 2008: Catastrophe Modeling in Emerging Insurance Markets
Issue 2 - 3rd Quarter 2008: Modeling Historical Events - Can History Repeat Itself?
Issue 1- 2nd Quarter 2008: The 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecasts. A Credible Crystal Ball?
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