Understand Earthquake Risk at the property-level

Since 1999, the United States has averaged more than 3,000 individual earthquake events per year. CoreLogic's Earthquake Risk database incorporates current earthquake science and information, producing a probabilistic risk database which covers the United States including Alaska and Hawaii. The modeled database accounts for peak ground acceleration (ground shaking), earthquake faults, geologic structure, and soil type to produce the earthquake hazard risk estimation.

Integrated into CoreLogic's insurance solution CATUM, the Earthquake Risk database enables customers to accurately locate and assess insured properties for earthquake risks.

• Coastal risk
• Damaging winds
• Earthquake
• Fire Stations
• Flooding
• Florida sinkholes
• Hail
• Tornadoes
• Wildfire risk
• Regulatory compliance
• Parcel boundaries