DisasterAWARE

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Powering Insurance & Reinsurance with Global Disaster & Impact Intelligence

Embed real-time disaster intelligence, historical catastrophe data, and geospatial insights into the applications and analytical platforms that insurers, reinsurers, brokers, and their customers rely on.

From customer-facing risk analytics platforms to internal underwriting, catastrophe modeling, portfolio monitoring, and claims systems, DisasterAWARE delivers intelligence spanning early warnings, observed events, evolving impacts, and historical risk.

Our flexible APIs, historical datasets, and AI-ready MCP servers help organizations build differentiated applications, strengthen risk analytics, and respond to emerging threats.

Intelligence That Powers Insurance Applications and Decisions

Power Customer-Facing & Internal Insurance Applications

Deliver global disaster and risk intelligence directly through your branded platforms, client portals, and internal systems.

DisasterAWARE enables insurers, reinsurers, and brokers to embed multi-hazard monitoring, historical catastrophe intelligence, geospatial data, and evolving event insights into the applications their teams and customers use every day.

From underwriting and portfolio management to customer risk analytics and claims response, our intelligence enhances existing workflows without requiring organizations to independently maintain fragmented global data sources.

Connect Early Warnings to Observed Reality

Go beyond forecasts and alerts to understand what actually happened.

DisasterAWARE connects early warnings and developing threats with observed hazard conditions, evolving geographic footprints, and available post-event intelligence.

Our hail and severe wind capabilities illustrate this approach—bringing together storm warnings, radar-estimated hail swaths, observed hail sizes, damaging wind footprints, tornado tracks, and near-real-time updates into an evolving intelligence record.

Enable insurance applications to track events from initial warning through observed conditions, identify potentially exposed properties, and support catastrophe response and claims assessment.

Understand Natural & Human-Induced Threats

Monitor a broad spectrum of risks affecting insured properties, businesses, and global portfolios.

DisasterAWARE integrates intelligence across 30+ hazard types, including hurricanes, floods, wildfires, earthquakes, tornadoes, hail, and severe winds, alongside supported human-induced threats such as civil unrest, conflict, security incidents, and infrastructure disruptions.

Bring multiple threat categories into a common intelligence environment to support property risk management, business interruption monitoring, portfolio exposure analysis, and broader risk awareness.

Advance Catastrophe Analytics with Historical Data & AI

Strengthen analytical applications with decades of historical catastrophe intelligence, observed event footprints, and AI-ready access to disaster data.

DisasterAWARE provides historical event records, geographic hazard footprints, severity and intensity information, and available associated impacts to support catastrophe modeling, underwriting, portfolio analytics, and historical risk research.

Through our live and historical MCP servers, AI-powered applications and agents can query developing hazards and historical events, explore event context, and incorporate disaster intelligence into analytical workflows.

Why Disasteraware Is Different

More Than Hazard Data. Intelligence That Makes the Difference.

DisasterAWARE goes beyond aggregating weather alerts and catastrophe data. We transform fragmented global signals into correlated, continuously enriched intelligence that helps insurance organizations understand emerging threats, assess exposure, and evaluate what actually happened.

Global, Authoritative Multi-Hazard Coverage

Access intelligence spanning 30+ hazard types, 130+ country meteorological alert feeds, and 300+ geospatial datasets—bringing natural disasters, severe weather, and human-induced threats into a unified intelligence environment.

Proprietary Detection & Enrichment

Our proprietary analytics detect emerging hazards, correlate fragmented observations, reduce duplication, and create enriched event records and geographic footprints that go beyond original source data.

By combining authoritative reporting, satellite observations, radar, sensors, and scientific models, DisasterAWARE provides differentiated intelligence that continuously evolves as new information becomes available.

From Early Warnings to Observed Reality

Follow developing events from forecasts and warnings through observed conditions, evolving footprints, and post-event evidence—connecting what was anticipated with what actually occurred.

Historical Catastrophe Depth & Impact Intelligence

Explore 30+ years of enriched catastrophe records, including event histories, geographic footprints, intensity, and available associated impacts to support modeling, underwriting, claims analysis, and risk analytics.

Built for Enterprise Applications & AI

Integrate intelligence into customer-facing and internal insurance applications through APIs, webhooks, historical datasets, geospatial layers, and live and historical MCP servers.

One Partner. Less Complexity. More Intelligence.

Reduce the burden of integrating, normalizing, and maintaining fragmented global hazard feeds while continuously expanding the intelligence available to your applications.

Featured Intelligence Workflow

From Warning to Reality: Know Where the Storm Hit

A severe weather warning identifies where damaging conditions may occur. But what happens after the warning is issued?

DisasterAWARE connects successive warnings with radar-estimated hail footprints, measured and reported storm conditions, and continuously enriched event records—helping insurers understand how a storm developed, where damaging conditions may have occurred, and what evidence supports those assessments.

Our hail and severe wind intelligence brings together:

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Early Warnings & Forecasts

Authoritative storm warnings, forecast conditions, and evolving warning polygons help identify areas potentially threatened by damaging weather.

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Observed Hazard Conditions

Radar-estimated hail sizes and swaths, measured wind gusts, tornado paths, and reported storm conditions provide evidence of what occurred.

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Evolving Event Intelligence

Correlated observations, updated hazard footprints, severity assessments, and event histories provide a more complete picture as new information becomes available.

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Exposure & Post-Event Analysis

Overlay hazard footprints with insured properties and portfolios to identify potential exposure, support claims triage, and inform catastrophe analytics.

Featured Example: Phoenix Hail Event — October 21, 2026

See how DisasterAWARE connects National Weather Service warnings, radar-estimated hail swaths, and ground observations into an evolving event record that supports near-real-time monitoring and post-event analysis.

Customer success

Trusted Intelligence Powering Marsh's Risk Analytics Applications

DisasterAWARE helps power intelligence within Marsh's digital risk solutions, demonstrating how a common global hazard intelligence foundation can support multiple customer-facing applications.

Marsh Blue — Property Risk Intelligence

DisasterAWARE's global hazard intelligence API is integrated into Marsh's Blue property risk analytics environment, delivering real-time hazard notifications, predictive alerts, and early warnings.

The integration helps Marsh provide timely disaster awareness and risk insights within its own platform, supporting property portfolio monitoring, preparedness, and response.

Marsh Sentrisk — Supply Chain Risk Intelligence

DisasterAWARE intelligence supports Marsh Sentrisk with hazard alerts and geospatial context relevant to suppliers, facilities, and potential disruptions.

This demonstrates how the same intelligence foundation can support broader insurance-related risk applications, including supply chain resilience and business interruption awareness.

Together, these applications illustrate how DisasterAWARE can be embedded across different insurance workflows without requiring organizations to independently build and maintain global hazard intelligence infrastructure.

Nine Ways Disasteraware Supports Insurance & Reinsurance

Built for the Insurance Risk Lifecycle

From underwriting and catastrophe modeling to customer-facing analytics and claims response, DisasterAWARE helps insurance organizations transform complex global hazard data into actionable intelligence.

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Power Customer-Facing Insurance Platforms

Embed global disaster, catastrophe, and risk intelligence into branded insurance applications, client dashboards, and risk analytics platforms to deliver differentiated capabilities.

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Enhance Internal Underwriting & Risk Systems

Integrate historical hazard events, observed conditions, and geospatial intelligence into underwriting, portfolio management, and analytical applications.

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Track Catastrophes from Warning to Observed Reality

Connect early warnings with observed hazard conditions, evolving event footprints, and post-event intelligence for a more complete understanding of catastrophe events.

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Monitor Natural & Human-Induced Threats

Bring intelligence on natural disasters, severe weather, civil unrest, conflict, security threats, and infrastructure incidents into a unified view of risks affecting insured assets and businesses.

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Identify Exposed Properties & Portfolios

Overlay active and historical hazard footprints with insured locations to assess potential exposure, geographic concentrations, and emerging risk.

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Strengthen Catastrophe Modeling & Historical Analytics

Enrich models and analytical platforms with historical disaster events, geographic hazard footprints, severity information, and available associated impacts.

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Support Claims Triage & Event Verification

Use observed hail swaths, damaging wind footprints, tornado tracks, wildfire perimeters, and other hazard intelligence to assess documented event conditions near insured locations and prioritize claims investigation.

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Enable AI-Powered Risk Intelligence

Connect AI agents, copilots, and analytical applications to live and historical disaster intelligence through MCP servers, supporting natural-language exploration and intelligent workflows.

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Simplify Global Hazard Data Integration

Access multi-hazard intelligence through unified APIs, webhooks, historical datasets, geospatial layers, and AI-ready integrations—reducing the complexity of maintaining fragmented global data feeds.

Related Products & Capabilities

Intelligence Built for Insurance Applications

Real-Time Disaster & Hazard Intelligence API

Access global hazard warnings, active events, observed catastrophe footprints, and continuously enriched disaster intelligence through a unified API.

Power real-time monitoring, catastrophe response, portfolio exposure analysis, and customer-facing insurance applications.

Historical Catastrophe Data

Access decades of historical disaster events, including event evolution, geographic footprints, severity, and available associated impacts.

Enrich catastrophe models, underwriting analytics, portfolio assessments, and historical risk research.

Geospatial Hazard Data & Layers

Integrate global hazard, exposure, vulnerability, and other geospatial datasets into insurance platforms and analytical applications.

Support geographic risk assessment, portfolio visualization, underwriting, and catastrophe response workflows.

AI-Ready Intelligence & MCP Servers

Connect AI agents and applications to live hazards and historical catastrophe intelligence through MCP servers.

Enable conversational queries, contextual analysis, and AI-powered risk workflows using structured disaster intelligence.

Build Smarter Insurance Applications with DisasterAWARE

Whether you're developing a customer-facing risk platform, enriching catastrophe analytics, or modernizing internal insurance workflows, DisasterAWARE provides the intelligence foundation to help you innovate faster. Integrate once. Expand coverage, capabilities, and customer value over time.