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The Meteorology Behind Catastrophe Models: Facts and Implications Webinar
Track : Webinars
Program Code: 100
PRESENTER :
 Peter Sousounis, Principal Atmospheric Scientist, Research and Modeling Division at AIR Worldwide
Description
Program Description

Have you ever wondered how meteorological information is utilized in the hurricane model you rely on? This session will discuss the meteorological aspects of catastrophe models with a focus on tropical cyclones. Explanations of the physical processes that control the wind field high above the ground and how friction and terrain influence the observed wind at the surface will be provided, as well as how these phenomena are reflected in the models. Impacts of climate signals on hurricane frequency and steering will also be discussed. Finally, an overview of important meteorological aspects as they relate to winter storm and severe storm models will be included.

Intended Audience

This webinar is open to CAS Members and Non-Members. Members whose responsibility areas include Catastrophes, Pricing / Ratemaking, Reinsurance Risk and Capital Management, and Underwriting / Marketing are encouraged to attend.


Video Synchronized to PowerPoint
(Code: 100)
$25 USD - Your Price
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