Known Issue 330
U.S. Hurricane precipitation flood losses may be incorrectly returned as zero when the exposure contains duplicate locations for row-wise coding of sub-peril terms and the analysis is run with multiple sub-perils.
Issue ID | 330 |
Summary | U.S. Hurricane precipitation flood losses may be incorrectly returned as zero when the exposure contains duplicate locations for row-wise coding of sub-peril terms and the analysis is run with multiple sub-perils. |
Description | In certain circumstances, the Verisk Hurricane Model for the United States will incorrectly return zero losses for precipitation flood when the analysis is run with either wind or surge sub-perils in addition to precipitation flood. In order for this to occur the following criteria must be met: - The location must be duplicated (row-wise coding) and one of the locations must not include the precipitation flood peril code. - Each of the locations must not include any secondary risk characteristics (either known or unknown). NOTE: Wind and storm surge losses are not affected by this issue. |
Resolved inHot fix 9.0.4 | |
Date posted | 8/31/2021 |
Software versions affected | 9.0 |
Feature set | Detailed loss |
Models | Verisk Hurricane Model for the United States |
Potential for loss numbers impact | Yes |
Workaround | Import exposure with any secondary risk characteristic assigned as unknown. |