Maxime Marin
Maxime is a risk scientist at Risk Frontiers and helps develop and manage Risk Frontiers’ suite of models. He holds a PhD in quantitative Marine Science from the University of Tasmania. His research investigated the drivers and impacts of marine heatwaves.
Maxime’s role within Risk Frontiers focuses on Risk Frontiers’ Cyclone model CyclAUS and implementing a new machine learning based storm surge hazard component. He also uses his strong background in extreme and climate science to improve the development of other models including Flood, Hail and assist the ClimateGLOBE project.
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Interested in Learning More About Our Detailed Australian Bushfire & Grassfire Loss Model?
The latest release of FireAUS, modelling bushfire and grassfire risk across Australia, represents another leap forward in the quantification of risk at the location and portfolio level. Risk Frontiers are the local, Australian-based experts and have used our recognised artificial intelligence, machine learning and climate modelling capabilities, decades of peer reviewed research and on the ground post-event surveys to continue to evolve our leading edge fire loss model.
Soon to be released FireAUS 4.0 will continue from FireAUS 3.2’s Australia wide coverage at the individual address level and can report losses at address level, SA1, postcode, and Cresta zones.
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In the spirit of reconciliation, Risk Frontiers acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land throughout Australia and their deep connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
