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◆ FEMA National Risk Index ◆ OpenFEMA disaster records ◆ USGS & NOAA hazards ◆ NIST risk frameworks
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Every number is traceable to an open source

Works produced by U.S. federal agencies are in the public domain. Insureopedia stands on that foundation — and cites it.

FeatureDatasetSourceLicense
Hazard & risk mapsNational Risk Index — EAL, social vulnerability, resilience for 18 hazardsFEMAPublic Domain
Disaster historyDisaster Declarations & NFIP claimsOpenFEMAPublic Domain
Seismic riskShakeMap & National Seismic Hazard ModelUSGSPublic Domain
Life & annuityPeriod life tables & mortality curvesSSAPublic Domain
Workplace riskInjury incidence & accident cost dataOSHA / BLSPublic Domain
Cyber & enterprise riskSP 800-30 / 800-37 Risk Management FrameworkNISTPublic Domain
Catastrophe modelingOpen simulation & exposure schemas (OED)Oasis LMFBSD-3

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Why open

Transparent by design

Public-domain first

Federal data (FEMA, NOAA, USGS, NIST, SSA, OSHA/BLS) carries no copyright. We use it directly, so you can verify every figure against its origin.

Open methods

Catastrophe logic follows open frameworks like Oasis LMF and standard actuarial formulas — not proprietary black boxes.

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