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Mississippi Insurance Department Comprehensive Hurricane Damage Mitigation Program – Cost and Benefit Study Final Version February 2010

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8	List of Figures
9	List of Tables
10	Executive Summary Feature Identification
12	Building Stock Distribution Insurance Benefits Analysis
13	Feature Costs
14	Launching a Public Program Encouraging Mitigation
15	Reliances, Limitations, and Questions
17	Introduction Background The Enabling Law The Request for Proposals and AIR’s Response and Role
19	Report Organization
20	Reliances and Limitations Data Sets Simulation Tools and Scientific Assumptions
21	Results Scalability Distribution, Use, and Reliance on Study Identification of Features
22	AIR’s Hurricane Model and Architecture Rationale for Modeling Catastrophic Events Basic Model Architecture
23	Hazard: Hurricane Simulation
26	Hazard: Local Intensity
28	Vulnerability: Damage Functions
29	Financial: Aggregating Losses Interpreting Model Output
31	Scientific Basis of Hurricane Wind Model
33	Damage Calculations for Hurricane Wind
34	Component-Based Approach
37	Damage Functions at the Coverage Level Modeling Damage due to Wind Duration
38	AIR’s Individual Risk Model
41	How the IRM Operates on Building Features
43	Individual Risk Model Validation
44	How Exposure Data is Introduced to the Model
45	Choosing Relevant Features for Mitigation Analysis
46	Feature Definitions and Descriptions – Residential Roof Geometry
47	Roof Covering and Attachments
48	Roof Deck and Attachments Roof Anchorage
49	Window Protection
50	Secondary Water Protection Garage Doors Pool Enclosures
51	Feature Definitions and Descriptions – Commercial Low-, Mid-, and High-Rise Structures Mid- and High-rise Feature Definitions and Descriptions Roof Deck
52	Secondary Water Protection Opening Protection Glass Percent Wall Siding Glass Type
53	Role of Building Codes and IRC 2003 Adoption in Developing Modeled Benefits
54	Importance of Strong Enforcement of Effective Building Codes
55	Impact of Year Built on Building Vulnerability
56	Other Common or Mississippi-Specific Mitigation Construction Measures Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) “Fortified…for safer living®” Program
57	Mississippi Windstorm Underwriting Association Mitigation Packages
58	Assembly of Exposure and Claims Data AIR Industry-wide Exposure Database Augmentation of Exposure Data with Original Local Databases
59	Building Inventory Survey
61	Survey Design
62	Results and Discussion
65	Mississippi Windstorm Underwriting Association
67	Xactware Cost Databases Modeling of Insurance Benefits Modeled Structures Notional Portfolio Concept
68	Attributes of Hypothetical Risks Geographic Location
69	AIR Construction Types
70	Model Version and Adjustments Actuarial Approach Insurance Assumptions
71	Analysis Assumptions Choice of Reference Structures
72	Loss Costs and Relative Loss Costs Development of Loss Relativities Non-Linearity of Relativities
73	Results of Insurance Benefits Analysis Residential “Existing” Construction
77	How to Apply Benefits Analysis as Mitigation Credits/Debits: Worked Example
81	Residential “New” Construction
84	Commercial low-rise construction
85	Commercial mid- and high-rise construction
88	Consideration of Feature Costs Cost Data Sources
89	Residential Feature Cost Calculations
92	Limitations on Feature Cost Analysis Synthesizing Costs and Benefits to Determine Best Mitigation Actions Conversion of Relativities to Estimated Dollar Loss Benefits Over Time
93	Cost-Benefit Analysis of Actionable Mitigation “Packages” of Retrofits
98	Scoping the Program: Implementation of Study Results Actuarial and Insurance Product Considerations Alignment with Existing Book of Business
101	Transition Plans and Swing Limits
102	Uncertainty and Using Ranges of Rating Factors
103	Phasing in Mitigation Rating Factors Over Time Administering a Public Loss Mitigation Program Administrative Structure and Governance
104	Advisory Council Encouraging Public Access to the Program
105	Partnering with Existing Public Agencies Partnering with Private and Nonprofit Agencies
106	Management Performance Indicators Consumer and Public Outreach
108	Brochures
109	Messaging
110	Pilot Programs
111	A Suggested Pilot Program: 10 Neighborhoods in 10 Weeks Campaign Additional Benefits of the Pilot Program Questions and Answers from the Public
112	Funding Opportunities
113	Existing Federal Funding Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM) State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Optimizing Grants
114	Fraud Detection
115	Inspections
116	Inspectors as Ambassadors
117	Fraud Detection
118	Inspection Information for Homeowners
120	Appendices Appendix 1: Enabling Statute
123	Appendix 2: Example Design Calculations for roof-to-wall connection and roof deck nailing pattern
127	About AIR Worldwide Corporation

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Standard Title	Mississippi Insurance Department Comprehensive Hurricane Damage Mitigation Program – Cost and Benefit Study Final Version February 2010
Published Code	MS
Publication Date	N/A
Pages Count	127

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