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Enhancing Disaster Response: Crowdsourcing in Re/Insurance Industry

Explore the impact of crowdsourcing in insurance claims handling post-disasters. Learn from experts about utilizing geospatial data, live feeds, and pre/post-event imagery for efficient claim processing. Collaborate with global organizations for effective disaster assessment and management.

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Enhancing Disaster Response: Crowdsourcing in Re/Insurance Industry

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  1. Willis Research NetworkUN-SPIDER Expert MeetingRashmin Gunasekera and Keiko Saito 16th Nov. Geneva

  2. The WRN Team 45 plus 6 2

  3. Christchurch Feb 22nd Mw=6.3, Learning With the WRN Task Force NZ Eq with Keith Porter, Andrew King, and Remote sensing Unit at Cambridge: Low cost Synthetic Vulnerabilities and a more accurate NZ EQ Model

  4. Service: James Daniell et al. (2011): 27,500 Fatalities, 300,000 homeless, USD 304bn Economic Loss, h after event! 4

  5. Use of crowdsourcing within the Re/Insurance Industry 1. Live feeds from the crowdsource communities on eNCOMPASS which could provide a ground base view of the disaster and information to clients 2. Time varying disaster tracking (related to temporal variation) 3. Assist in handling claims.

  6. Tohoku earthquake insurance claim handling using geospatial data • Pre-event footprint and post-event aerial photographs used for claim handling by the Marine and Fire Insurance Association of Japan as well as local governments. Highlights the importance of data preparedness

  7. Crowd sourced post-event building damage assessment Led by ImageCat, TomNod, EERI, EEFIT, CAR Ltd, Christchurch City Council, funded by Global Earthquake Model

  8. Need more info? • Dr. Rashmin Gunasekera gunasekerar@willis.com • Dr. Keiko Saito keiko.saito@carltd.com

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