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Explore new DisasterAWARE V9 features and innovations in geospatial risk intelligence designed to enhance emergency response and global risk management.

Monitor floods in real time with DisasterAWARE. Get alerts, severity levels, and impact reports powered by NASA and national agencies. Stay prepared and protected.

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Explore the enhanced Active Hazards API—featuring GeoJSON mapping, severity-based exposure data, and impact reports for smarter, faster disaster response.

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One of the biggest challenges for manufacturing companies is having a clear understanding of the natural catastrophe risks and manmade threats that their suppliers and logistics providers may face.

As someone responsible for employee safety and physical security, developing a robust business continuity and disaster risk mitigation plan is essential.

As a leader in risk intelligence, our latest report analyzing the resilience of top global economies reveals worrying gaps that underscore the imperative for improved disaster risk reduction strategies.

Climate change is an unfolding crisis that will increasingly disrupt business operations and bottom lines.

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Insurance companies play a key role in fostering community disaster resilience. By utilizing risk intelligence tools and encouraging business continuity planning, insurers can help mitigate climate change impacts.

As Hurricane Otis threatens business continuity and heightens disaster risk across Mexico, security operations teams and GSOCs are leveraging DisasterAWARE Enterprise's disaster intelligence capabilities for enhanced disaster risk management.

In the NY Times podcast transcript, meteorologist Judson Jones describes hurricane Otis as “the ultimate nightmare scenario” and “unheard of in meteorology terms.” This category 5 hurricane went from a relatively mild tropical storm to one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded in less than 24 hours. The pace of intensification stunned meteorologists and gave residents of coastal Mexico almost no time to prepare.