Published: Tue 16 Feb 2021

Modelling severe convective storms: how data science is helping fill knowledge gaps

Severe convective storms were the costliest natural peril for the (re)insurance sector during 2020, with losses of around $30bn, and remain among the most challenging to model.

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Published: Tue 16 Feb 2021

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Modelling severe convective storms: how data science is helping fill knowledge gaps

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