Standard for Hail Verification – Patent Granted to Weather Forensics Innovator Dynamic Weather Solutions
Going beyond traditional reporting that is often limited to unverifiable, proprietary processes and trade secret content, The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has granted DWS a patent for their exclusive invention establishing a "System and Method for Inferring Localized Hail Intensity." This now allows insurance carriers, CAT teams, independent claims adjusters and others, access to previously unavailable, truly accurate hail intensity reports.
Decisions to underwrite, and premiums assessed, are adjusted based on the potentially insured party. Now––utilizing the data from DWS's reports––these can be ascertained and established with far greater ease and accuracy.
"DWS is the only company that has been granted a
"The value of our reports lies in the fact that we are not altering or manipulating the data to favor any one situation," said Sneed. "When it comes to the data accuracy: It is what it is. We've taken great efforts to ensure the information being processed is completely unbiased as relayed to the customer. We absolutely do not enhance or hypothesize data."
Founded in 2011, Dynamic Weather Solutions is an advanced weather forensics company offering the most innovative and cross-referenced analytic data available in the historical storm market today. Contact DWS for more information regarding access, bulk pricing, corporate discounts, and complete integration of our data into your processes.
For more information, please contact:
Office: (972) 638-7225 ext101
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