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CAT Desks and a Live Public Map: The First Look

Launch live map

Property, marine, and specialty lines invest in peril models and vendor alerts. At night, teams still benefit from a simple shared picture: is the M6 in the modeled box, is FIRMS showing a field or a single pixel, is AIS active at the port? GodsView AI is that picture—not RMS or a claims system.

A careful junior workflow

1. Name the peril: earthquake, fire, storm, port, or airport.
2. Enable one or two layers. Hazards first.
3. Screenshot with the clock. Label it as public feeds, not a loss estimate.
4. Open USGS, incident pages, ports, or your specialist platform.
5. Never describe FIRMS pixels as burned acres in client communication.

Marine overlap

For hull books, AIS density is a sniff test, not dark-ship analytics. See whether the water looks active, then move to tools built for underwriting and litigation.

Open the hazard desk

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