FloodScore® Online Demonstration
19th September 2018
Our Technical Account & Sales Manager Mark Nunns gives a demonstration of FloodScore Online. FloodScore enables quicker and more accurate decision-making around flood risk.>>>
FloodScore® Online Demonstration
Catastrophe Models: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Catastrophe Models: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
10th September 2018
The catastrophe modelling community is set to convene at the OASIS LMF in London on the 13-14th September, with the event strapline being “The good, the bad and the ugly”. Ambiental’s Flood Catastrophe Modelling experts will be attending this event, >>>
FloodScore® – Latest Updates for the UK and Beyond!
FloodScore® – Latest Updates for the UK and Beyond!
5th September 2018
In this webinar, we’ll be discussing updates to our product FloodScore, explaining how they enable you in your flood risk strategy, and revealing which territories will be next to receive the benefits of this product. We’ll be joining forces with industry-leading experts to bring you what promises to be an insightful and educational session.>>>
Developing a smarter approach to city flood risk
Developing a smarter approach to city flood risk
31st August 2018
We are currently conducting a project for London, building decision support systems which combine flood risk insight and Artificial Intelligence (AI).>>>
Ambiental’s FloodWatch product demonstrated on BBC Breakfast
Ambiental’s FloodWatch product demonstrated on BBC Breakfast
31st October 2018
The project is to develop flood forecasting and early warning systems for the Malaysian government, delivered through the EASOS Flood Watch system. >>>
Modelling Nature-Based Solutions for alleviating flood risk
Modelling Nature-Based Solutions for alleviating flood risk
28th August 2018
Ambiental’s new partnership with Viridian Logic. Our unique flood modelling solution can prioritise which Nature-Based Solutions are the most suitable to create and where best to situate them.>>>
Simplitium Expands ModEx Portfolio with Ambiental’s Australia Flood Model
Simplitium Expands ModEx Portfolio with Ambiental’s Australia Flood Model
16th August 2018
FloodCat™ is the first and most detailed building level flood model produced for Australia, providing (re)insurers with an unprecedented view of risk.>>>
A breakthrough in combating the risk of flooding in the US
A breakthrough in combating the risk of flooding in the US
14th August 2018
Ambiental’s new USA flood map will provide Insurance companies and local governments with a unique and sophisticated view for enabling more effective disaster risk management.>>>
Download our free e-book ‘Five innovative developments in flood technology’
Download our free e-book ‘Five innovative developments in flood technology’
1st August 2018
With global flood risk predicted to increase significantly in the future there is a growing need for better flood data products and decision support tools. Ambiental’s Product Manager Paul Drury outlines five innovative developments in flood technology and how they are being applied to manage risk. >>>
Modelling the Dam collapse in Laos using Flowroute-i technology
Modelling the Dam collapse in Laos using Flowroute-i technology
30th July 2018
Last week saw devastating scenes in Laos as news reports came in of a Dam collapse which flooded villages and resulted in deaths and destruction. In the aftermath of this disaster Ambiental was called upon to >>>
Is the current dry weather setting us up for severe flash flooding incidents?
Is the current dry weather setting us up for severe flash flooding incidents?
27th July 2018
Rain and thunderstorms are forecast and seem desperately needed now to top up reservoirs and give gardens a much-needed watering. However, the want for rain and these storms could come at a cost.>>>
Subsidence – the Hidden Risk to your Portfolio
Subsidence – the Hidden Risk to your Portfolio
20th July 2018
This year’s unusually hot and dry summer will lead to increased claims for subsidence-related damage – having accurate information and being ready for it should reduce the impact on insurers’ portfolios.>>>
