How Satellite Data is Changing Agriculture Insurance

Join industry experts from Schweizer Hagel, Swiss Re, AXA Climate, Agroinsurance International, and Planet in a packed one-hour live webinar, discussing:

• The 2023 growing season, and a look into 2024
• The impact of El Niño and La Niña
• Satellite data for loss adjustment - what works?
• What indices you can use - NDVI, soil moisture, and others

Speakers:

• Hans Feyen, Agriculture Risk Specialist at Schweizer Hagel
• Marcel Andriesse, Senior Agriculture Underwriter at Swiss Re
• Ariana Ospino, Latin America Business Developer at AXA Climate
• Ian Shynkarenko, CEO of AgroInsurance International
• Thomas Harris, Global Director, Professional Services at Planet
• Berend De Jong, Global Insurance & Banking Lead at Planet
• Andre Veneziani, EMEA & LatAm Insurance & Finance Lead at Planet
  

We hope to see you at the live event, or you can register to receive the recording afterward.

Join industry experts from Schweizer Hagel, Swiss Re, AXA Climate, Agroinsurance International, and Planet in a packed one-hour live webinar, discussing:

• The 2023 growing season, and a look into 2024
• The impact of El Niño and La Niña
• Satellite data for loss adjustment - what works?
• What indices you can use - NDVI, soil moisture, and others

Speakers:

• Hans Feyen, Agriculture Risk Specialist at Schweizer Hagel
• Marcel Andriesse, Senior Agriculture Underwriter at Swiss Re
• Ariana Ospino, Latin America Business Developer at AXA Climate
• Ian Shynkarenko, CEO of AgroInsurance International
• Thomas Harris, Global Director, Professional Services at Planet
• Berend De Jong, Global Insurance & Banking Lead at Planet
• Andre Veneziani, EMEA & LatAm Insurance & Finance Lead at Planet
  

We hope to see you at the live event, or you can register to receive the recording afterward.

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FAQs

What’s the theme of the event?
The focus of this innovation sprint is climate resiliency – more specifically, what satellite and remote sensing data can do in support of climate resiliency. As the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions puts it, “Climate resilience is the ability to anticipate, prepare for, and respond to hazardous events, trends, or disturbances related to climate. Improving climate resilience involves assessing how climate change will create new, or alter current, climate-related risks, and taking steps to better cope with these risks.”

Who should participate?
Everyone from imagery and geospatial analysts to program managers, scientists, and those without any technical expertise - in short, no experience is necessary and all are welcome! Planeteers will provide support throughout the challenge to help participants decide on a topic, get access to the data they need, and understand how they can use it.

Who can I contact if I have questions?
Please email [email protected].