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Hemant Chowdhary

9/8/2020 - 13 min read

Modeling Fundamentals: Defining Events in the AIR U.S. Inland Flood Model

With AIR’s U.S. flood event algorithm—which is fine-tuned to work well for the United States, with consideration and review of the country’s meteorological patterns, topographical features, and flood characteristics—insurers can assess and manage their risk from all sources of flooding across the contiguous United States with confidence.