Verisk Catalog Viewer is a standalone, web-based application that lets risk analysts explore the stochastic catalogs associated with Verisk's catastrophe models.

Here is a list of the main Catalog Viewer features.

Here are the changes we made since the last release.

Follow these steps to begin using the application.

You now have the option to extend your session for a specific timeline and get notified of session extension and closure.

List of the browsers and their versions that support the most recent version of Catalog Viewer.

Here is a visual guide to the various elements of the Catalog Viewer user interface with descriptions of the major map tools.

This topic summarises various tasks you can perform in Catalog Viewer.

This topic contains details of several use cases supported by Verisk Catalog Viewer in the risk management and insurance industries.

This topic contains references to key concepts related to Catalog Viewer.

This topic contains references to additional services, recently integrated to Verisk Catalog Viewer.

You can add user-supplied locational information as a map layer in Verisk Catalog Viewer.You can also use this layer as a spatial filter for searching events.

This topic contains description of steps to add Verisk proprietary Admin. Boundaries – U.S. data to Catalog Viewer and overlay this data on the map. You can also use this layer as a spatial filter for searching events.

Find events from the Verisk's real-time catastrophic event updates that meet your specific set of event attributes.

You can find events in the stochastic catalog data and historical data that meet your specific set of event attributes.

You can visualize and interrogate event identifiers(IDs) of your choice from Verisk's Tropical Cyclone Stochastic catalog data and Verisk's Tropical Cyclone Historical catalog data with full tracks and intensity footprints.

Add third-party data from different sources to the map layers. You can use the layer as a spatial filter while searching for events.

You can add Verisk proprietary US Hurricane Landfall Segment Data to Catalog Viewer and overlay this data on the map. You can also use this layer as a spatial filter for searching events.

Add Respond Data to Verisk and overlay this data on the map.

Find wildfire events from the Verisk's real-time catastrophic event updates.

View all active Wildfire events and get related metrics in Verisk Catalog Viewer.

View Wildfire burn perimeter from the past one year and get related metrics in Verisk Catalog Viewer.

A summary of key metrics generated in a downloadable GeoJSON file.

You can view and sort your Tropical Cyclone search results in several ways.

You can view detailed landfall characteristics of a selected event on the Results Grid.

You can view industry loss numbers associated with a selected event. You can also view industry loss numbers by region for the selected event.

You can view the value of various event parameters at each hourly point in the storm track for a given event.

You can view the wind-speed intensity and storm surge intensity footprints of the selected events on the map and Download the image containing these footprints.

You can filter the list of events using event attributes in the Stochastic Events, Historical Events, and My Collection tabs.

You can sort the list of events using event attributes in the in the Stochastic Events, Historical Events, and My Collection tabs.

You can add up to 25 selected events of your interest to the My Collection tab from one or multiple searches to understand the real-time impact of those events on your portfolio.

You can view the detailed metrics of the selected historical wildfire event on the Results tab.

The map-centric user interface of Catalog Viewer helps you to visualize and analyze catalog and other geospatial data.

The map tools in Catalog Viewer can help you complete user work-flows within the application. They can also help you search, visualize, analyze, and download events.

You can draw different shape layers using locational coordinates and subsequently use these layers as spatial filters when you search for events.

You can draw one or more polygons or circles using your cursor, save the drawing as a layer, and subsequently use the layer as a spatial filter when you search for events.

You can create a new layer from an existing Map Layer with the layer selection tool.

You can show or hide a map layer.

You can change the order of the layers in the map layers pane.

You can change the opacity of a layer in the map layers pane.

You can remove a layer in the map layers pane.

You can rename a layer in the map layers pane.

You can zoom to any of the selected layers added to the map and find the vulnerability of your exposure. For example, you can zoom to your selected layer to check whether your exposure lies in the upcoming storm tracks.

You can view the selected ALERT event on map, view event summary and explore the associated SSE data.

You can view the selected Wildfire event and its summary on the map.

You can create a Tropical Cyclone PDF report summarizing events and their attributes for both stochastic and historical events.

You can generate and download a Wildfire PDF report summarizing an event and its attributes.

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