The above screenshots show RedZone's new models for use in portfolio-level analysis. On the left is RedZone's burn probability layer. When combined with the image on the right, which is RedZone's hazard control zones, you can develop a firmer understanding of portfolio composition when it comes to accumulations and likeliness to burn. (Image provided by SpatialKey) The above screenshots show RedZone's new models for use in portfolio-level analysis. On the left is RedZone's burn probability layer. When combined with the image on the right, which is RedZone's hazard control zones, you can develop a firmer understanding of portfolio composition when it comes to accumulations and likeliness to burn. (Image provided by SpatialKey)

Florida State University Risk Management Professor Lynn McChristian says, "California is the lab for managing exposure to wildfire risk."

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