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Meet Geosapiens as an exhibitor on Tuesday, March 31 in Montreal at the Journée de l’assurance de dommages 2026 ! A cornerstone event for Québec’s insurance ecosystem, this gathering brings together industry leaders to analyze a landscape where unpredictability prevails: rising natural catastrophes, supply chain disruptions, escalating cyber risks, and the growing impact of AI on risk assessment and management. Geosapiens will be onsite to showcase its climate risk models , i

The MELCCFP has tasked Geosapiens with producing and documenting an approximate flood‑extent layer for extreme events across Québec.

Geosapiens & Co-operators: Long-Term Strategic Partnership, Flood Risk & Climate Resilience

Geosapiens is thrilled to announce that we are a Gold Sponsor at CatIQ Connect 2026

Coastal flooding occurs when mean sea level, tides, and variable surge and waves align. This study separates deterministic factors (tides, long-term sea level) from stochastic ones (surge, wave setup) and models extremes of the random part, rather than treating total water level as a single metric. This approach improves physical and statistical robustness for global flood risk and catastrophe models.

Geosapiens empowers financial institutions and insurers to meet OSFI B-15 and international disclosure standards.