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Floodbase measures flooding worldwide by combining satellite radar, optical imagery and hydrological models. Founded in 2018 in Brooklyn out of Cloud to Street, it enables parametric flood insurance in places without gauges. Insurers, governments and aid agencies use its near real-time flood maps.
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Markets/Coverages: Floodbase Expands Parametric Platform
Parametric platform Floodbase said it has unveiled its Floodbase Quote API to enable insurers and MGAs to reduce manual quoting cycles into workflows that
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Markets/Coverages: Liberty Mutual, Floodbase Partner on Parametric Flood
Floodbase and Liberty Mutual announced the launch of an instant quoting application for parametric flood insurance in the U.S., allowing wholesale and
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Floodbase launches next-generation continuous flood mapping, unlocking flood event actions anywhere, anytime across the U.S.
Floodbase, the leading AI platform for monitoring and insuring flood risk, launched the next-generation, near-real time flood mapping technology for the U.S. today. As the past several months have starkly demonstrated, devastating floods can be highly loc
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Capella Space and Floodbase Partner to Bring High-Resolution SAR Data to Parametric Insurers
--Capella Space Corp., an American space tech company with data and satellite solutions for government and commercial applications, today announced a partnership with Floodbase, a leading data provider and reporting agent for parametric flood insurance, t
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