Willis Research Network UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting Rashmin Gunasekera and Keiko Saito 16 th Nov. Geneva.

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Willis Research Network UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting Rashmin Gunasekera and Keiko Saito 16 th Nov. Geneva

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3 Christchurch Feb 22 nd Mw=6.3, Learning With the WRN Task Force NZ Eq with Keith Porter, Andrew King, and Remote sensing Unit at Cambridge: Low cost Synthetic Vulnerabilities and a more accurate NZ EQ Model

4 Service: James Daniell et al. (2011): 27,500 Fatalities, 300,000 homeless, USD 304bn Economic Loss, h after event!

Use of crowdsourcing within the Re/Insurance Industry 1. Live feeds from the crowdsource communities on eNCOMPASS which could provide a ground base view of the disaster and information to clients 2. Time varying disaster tracking (related to temporal variation) 3. Assist in handling claims. 5

Tohoku earthquake insurance claim handling using geospatial data  Pre-event footprint and post-event aerial photographs used for claim handling by the Marine and Fire Insurance Association of Japan as well as local governments. 6 Highlights the importance of data preparedness

Crowd sourced post-event building damage assessment 7 Led by ImageCat, TomNod, EERI, EEFIT, CAR Ltd, Christchurch City Council, funded by Global Earthquake Model

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