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Visual Intelligence can be used to rapidly assess the impact of a catastrophic event. Examples include determination of peak flood extent before the waters recede or to analyse the immediate impacts of an explosion, inform emergency services and identify hazards or pinpoint their epicentre.
Visual Intelligence facilitates rapid response to claims management for insurers, brokers and loss adjusters, it also enables reinsurers to evaluate future risk.
Satellite and aerial imagery show the scale and severity of an affected location, providing an initial situation assessment that is produced quickly and efficiently with supporting visual evidence.
High resolution imagery and footage is also acquired at exact locations, including individual properties. This enables insurers and brokers to overcome the challenges of assessing remote and inaccessible areas in the hours immediately following a CAT event, facilitating rapid claims assessment and financial settlements as well as enabling preliminary loss projections to be calculated.
Dedicated geospatial analysts monitor the event as it unfolds and decide upon the most appropriate Visual Intelligence data methods.
We then access major satellite and aerial imagery data sources and deploy drone operators, briefing them on the exact locations to acquire imagery, before analysing the data to produce the required output for you.