PPT-Hurricane Sandy: A Progress Report and a Look Into the Future of the P/C Insurance Industry

Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of Suffolk amp TriCounty Melville NY March 14 2013 Download at wwwiiiorgpresentations Robert P Hartwig PhD CPCU President amp Economist. In addition this announcement provides relief from certain verification procedures that may be r equired under retirement plans with respect to loans and hardship distributions The relief provided under this announcement is in addition to the relief of Satellite-Derived . AMVs. . into HWRF: First Results. William E. Lewis. *. , Christopher . Velden. *. Vijay Tallapragada. †. , Jaime Daniels. ‡. * SSEC/CIMSS (University of Wisconsin-Madison). PASSAIC VALLEY SEWAGE COMMISSION . AIR MONITORING PROJECT. JEFF MEYER. NORTHERN REGIONAL OFFICE . AIR COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT. HURRICANE SANDY. HURRICANE SANDY IMPACT AREA. HURRICANE SANDY STORM PATH. Megan Linkin, Ph.D.. Natural Hazards Expert, Swiss Re. 2. Table of Contents / Agenda. New Jersey by the Numbers. Coastal Hazards Facing New Jersey. Bringing in the Re/Insurance Industry. Concluding Thoughts. Analysis of vulnerabilities exposed by Hurricane Sandy and potential mitigation strategies in the Northeastern US . . Anthony Torres, Benjamin Lowden, . Kazuki Ito, Sabrina Shuman. Assessment of Hurricane Sandy. Risk Redefinition, Response and Recovery on the Jersey Shore”. James K. Mitchell. Rutgers University. Presentation to the . Workshop on Science and Technology Innovations in Hurricane Sandy Research. and Climate Change. AOSS 480 - 4/20/2015. Bukowski, Frey, Loeffler, Slevin. http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/79000/79553/sandy_goe_2012302_1745_lrg.jpg. Presentation Outline. Analysis of Hurricane Sandy. and Climate Change. AOSS 480 - 4/20/2015. Bukowski, Frey, Loeffler, Slevin. http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/79000/79553/sandy_goe_2012302_1745_lrg.jpg. Presentation Outline. Analysis of Hurricane Sandy. Analysis of vulnerabilities exposed by Hurricane Sandy and potential mitigation strategies in the Northeastern US . . Anthony Torres, Benjamin Lowden, . Kazuki Ito, Sabrina Shuman. Assessment of Hurricane Sandy. ICRC 2017. R. Tyler Spradley, Associate Professor SFASU. –The Federal Response to Hurricane Katrina: Lessons Learned. “The magnitude of Hurricane Katrina does not excuse our inadequate preparedness and response, but rather it must serve as a catalyst for far-reaching reform and transformation.” . Theo . Kioussis. & Patrick Fullerton. Hampton Direct Broadcast Workshop. 09 June, 2017. Background. What became known as “Superstorm Sandy” formed in the Caribbean on October 22, 2012 as a tropical depression. Bentley University, Waltham, Massachusetts. — Earth Events —. Superstorm Sandy. Formed in the Caribbean on October 22, 2012.. It caused severe damage in Jamaica, Cuba, and Bahamas.. It moved north-northwest, east of the Atlantic Coast of the United States, making landfall on October 29 near Atlantic City, NJ.. A comparison of the inundation deposits and surge heights from Hurricane Sandy and the 1821 . hurricane. Christine Brandon & Jonathan Woodruff. University of Massachusetts Amherst. Jeff Donnelly. Connecticut Insurance Market Forecast. Hartford, CT. November 20, 2014. Download at: www.iii.org/presentations. Robert P. Hartwig, Ph.D., CPCU, President & Economist. Insurance Information Institute  110 William Street  New York, NY 10038.