Download the latest JBA UK Flood Risk white paper

News Climate Change Flood Modelling Market Insights UK

The rising tide of uk flood risk

JBA's latest white paper is available to download for free today, exploring the state of UK flood risk using new analysis from JBA's UK Flood Model.

The white paper covers:

  • Analysis of UK flood risk, including risk and AAL breakdowns by flood type, geographical location, flood defence and PLP impacts, and more
  • Impacts of climate change on future flood risk in the UK
  • An overview of the new UK Flood Model, including data inputs and validation
  • An overview of some of the new customisation features in the model, including modifiable hazard data, flood defence analysis options, and event sets for sensitivity analysis 

Access the latest analysis and insights into UK flood risk today. Request your free copy of JBA's latest white paper.

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