Ocean Ledger - Coastal Erosion and Storm Surge Risk Management Tool
Type of system
- Analytics
- Asset/liability management
- Catastrophe modelling
- Economic / risk scenario generator
- Environmental, social and governance
- Geospatial imaging
- Governance, risk, compliance (GRC)
- Internal/external reporting
- Operational risk management
- Portfolio analysis/hedging
- Stress and scenario testing
Type of platform
- SaaS
- Web-based
Other features
- Least-squares Monte Carlo
Has the product an open API? Yes / No?
Yes.
What are the typical implementation costs for your product?
Clients will have access to the dashboard and the related project once the project is confirmed.
The cost will depend on the specific data products, monitoring requirements (daily, monthly, quarterly), and resolution requirements (asset-level or regional).
We offer flexible options based on auditing requirements, renewal periods and claim timescales.
How long does your product take to implement on site?
As a data vendor requiring no system integration, we ensure that implementation, onboarding, and procurement are quick and straightforward. Our coastal risk tool functions like a plug-and-play solution, delivering superior accuracy, scale, and usability compared to traditional global datasets. Access to the dashboard and project insights is provided within hours to days, depending on the complexity of the required analytics.
Please name companies that use the system/product
- NGOs (e.g. Seatrees)
- Engineering Firms (e.g. Van Oord)
- Risk Management (e.g Marsh)
- Property & Flood Insurers
Product summary: Please summarise your product’s key points for re/insurers in no more than 100 words.
Ocean Ledger is a specialist geospatial service provider of highly precise, easy-to-update storm surge, erosion and sea-level rise forecasts, leveraging a suite of high-resolution satellite-derived data products for bathymetry, shoreline movement, and natural defences to enhance or complement coarser hurricane cat models. These data products can also yield powerful historical insights and forecasting abilities for modelling 'what if' scenarios for construction, port and property broking and climate risk advisory.