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Climate and catastrophe risk analysis

Join climate-model outputs with portfolio, policy, and regulatory context for governed scenario analysis.

Scoped enterprise engagement · Suggested model mix: Climate and weather models, QGI Fusion, QGI Symbolic, mathematical tools, and enterprise memory.

Conceptual product interface. Final capabilities and availability depend on deployment.
What it is

Climate and catastrophe analysis combines numerical model output with asset data, assumptions, policy language, and disclosure requirements that change across jurisdictions and time horizons. QGI approaches this as a governed application pattern rather than a standalone point solution.

Designed for Insurance, finance, infrastructure, and government.

Capabilities

Built around the work—not the demo.

01
Fusion

Hybrid scenario analysis

Combine quantitative model outputs with language, policy, and portfolio context.

02
Controls

Assumption and rule tracking

Keep scenarios tied to explicit assumptions, time horizons, and disclosure requirements.

03
Evidence

Decision-ready evidence

Present calculations, source data, uncertainty, and narrative together for expert review.

How it works

One governed path.

  1. 01

    Define the decision frame

    Set the portfolio, hazards, time horizon, assumptions, and governing requirements.

  2. 02

    Run governed scenarios

    Combine approved models and tools with symbolic constraints and documented uncertainty.

  3. 03

    Publish a reviewable package

    Deliver the scenario, calculations, sources, and reviewer conclusions as one controlled record.

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