Download event data to a CSV file

You can download data associated with your selected events in comma-separated values format.

Verisk Catalog Viewer enables you to download event data to comma-separated values format.

Specifically, for a set of results in the Results Grid or the events in the My Collection tab, you can download:

  • A list of event IDs.
  • Event attribute information for each landfall associated with the event.
  • A list of model and event IDs that you can import into the Touchstone (Re).
  • Storm tracks, only for the events in the My Collection tab.

Procedure

  1. On the Results Grid tab, click Download to open a new dialogue box showing the drop-down options.
  2. Select one of the following options:

    Option

    Description

    Landfall information to CSV

    To download information on landfall data associated with each event.

    Event IDs to CSV

    To download a comma-delimited list of event identifiers.

    Touchstone/Touchstone Re input

    		 To download a list of model and event identifiers in a format supported by Touchstone (Re).
    StormTracks to GeoJSON

    To download information on storm tracks for the selected events (Only available in the My Collection tab).
    • For Landfall Information to CSV and Event IDs to CSV , you can choose from either of the two options:
      • Click Current Page Results to include the events on the current page of the Results Grid that meet the search criteria you defined during the event search, regardless of any filters on the Results Grid.
      • Optionally, click Filtered Results to include only those events that meet both the event search criteria and the filter criteria.
    Further, only for Touchstone/Touchstone Re Input, you get an additional option of All Returned Events for you to download the complete set of event IDs that meet the specified search parameters rather than being restricted to the current page of the Results Grid.

Results

Your system downloads the CSV file based on your options. The CSV files for Historical events contains information on the event name and the actual year of occurrence.