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The natural hazards and disaster risk landscape is evolving rapidly. At Maximum Information, we provide automated tools that empower you to extract decision-relevant information from your catastrophe models, and implement reliable views of risk.

Photograph from the eye of Hurricane Katrina, taken by Frank Roux aboard the Hurricane Hunter Aircraft

Used courtesy of NOAA's AOML/HRD

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05 January 2024

Linking Risk and Science in Tropical Cyclone Seasonal & Multi-Annual Forecasting

The science of seasonal and multi-annual forecasting for tropical cyclones moves at breakneck speed - what are the main takeaways?

04 July 2023

Why Decision Theory?

We use the Confidence Approach to fundamentally re-think how model information feeds real-world views of catastrophe risk - in this case, applied to a Seasonal Hurricane Predictions challenge

01 June 2023

Seasonal Hurricane Predictions 2023

The Importance of Diverse Structural Models and Defensible Loss Analysis

12 May 2023

The 2023 Kahramanmaraş Earthquake Sequence: a counterfactual contemplation

On 6 February 2023 a magnitude Mw7.8 and Mw7.6 earthquake doublet occurred in the East Anatolian Fault Zone resulting in catastrophic destruction and loss of life in southeast-central Turkey and northern Syria. Knowing what we know now, how might the events have played out differently?