Combine building materials and condition with environmental
exposure. Study a region, a property portfolio, or the physical
assets behind an insurance or credit book.
Investigate the relationship between buildings and their
environment. Each study connects a defined set of properties,
relevant hazard data, and the decision your team needs to make.
Coastal exposure
Examine how roof materials, exterior features, and property
locations intersect with wind, rain, and flood exposure along the
Gulf Coast.
Gulf Coast property portfolios
Building attributes + hazard context
Insurance and collateral concentrations
Weather scenarios
Explore property preparedness under seasonal weather scenarios,
including El Niño patterns, to focus inspection and maintenance
planning.
Seasonal and event-based scenarios
Roof materials and exterior condition
Inspection and service priorities
Materials in the field
Map roof and exterior materials across a market. Study where
particular systems are concentrated and where field research would
be most useful.
Regional material distribution
Manufacturers and service providers
Market and field-validation studies
A useful study connects the layers
Understand the exposure.
Identify the next action.
A regional hazard map becomes more useful when it connects to the
buildings within it. We shape the study around how your team will
use the findings.
Build the property viewOrganize locations,
exterior attributes, imagery, and available building records.
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Connect the environmentLayer in the hazards,
weather scenarios, and time horizon relevant to the portfolio.
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Focus the follow-upIdentify geographic patterns,
asset groups, and properties for closer review.
Research together
Scope a study
around your portfolio.
Tell us the geography, property types, and decision you’re working
on. We collaborate with insurance, lending, bond research,
manufacturing, and property teams.
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The questionWhat decision or hypothesis should
the study inform?
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The contextWhat geography, building types, and
time period matter?
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The evidenceWhat imagery, records, or
observations are available?
Propose a study
Share the question, the geography, and the evidence you have.
Your research question is with us.
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