Inland flooding risk : issues facing the insurance industry.

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TextSeries: General insurance research report (Association of British Insurers) ; no. 10Publication details: London : Association of British Insurers, 2000Description: xii, 74 p. : ill., mapISBN:

1903193095 (pbk)

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368.12220942 21

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Subject: The project reported in this volume looks as the likely pattern and extent of future inland flooding and provides ABI with a realistic overview of the future threat. It complements the earlier Halcrow work on coastal and estuarine flooding and the Thames

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"Dr Julian Salt of LPC managed the project on behalf of ABI. Entec UK Ltd and Jeremy Benn Associates Ltd undertook the research work and report writing under contract to LPC"--P. ii

September 2000

Includes bibliography (p. 48)

1. Introduction -- 2. insurance and flooding -- 3. Flood risk assessment -- 4. Data sources and methods -- 5. Flood loss estimates -- 6. Current research activity -- 7. Recommendations

The project reported in this volume looks as the likely pattern and extent of future inland flooding and provides ABI with a realistic overview of the future threat. It complements the earlier Halcrow work on coastal and estuarine flooding and the Thames

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