Hurricane Matthew gust footprint - Tropical Storm Risk, University College London

Hurricane Maria peak 3-sec gust footprints in kml format (through 9UT 21st Sept 2017) Credit - Tropical Storm Risk/UCL

1. Hurricane Irma's gust footprint for 3-sec maximum gusts through to 9UT 7th September 2017. 2. Hurricane Irma's forecast gust swathe out to 120hrs lead for 3-sec maximum gusts (issued 9UT 7th September). 3. Hurricane Irma peak 3-sec gust footprints in kml format (through 15UT 11th Sept 2017) Credit - Tropical Storm Risk/UCL

Includes Assessment, two shapefiles: basemaps

Includes the windspeed per adm3-area, and a combined 1-10 score for windspeed and accumulated rainfall. Datasets used: - https://data.humdata.org/dataset/accumulated-gpm-imerg-data-for-haiti-hurricane-matthew-october-3-6th-2016 - https://data.humdata.org/dataset/hurricane-matthew-gust-footprint-tropical-storm-risk-university-college-london

Population Exposure Data Haiti

TSR gust footprint for Cyclonic Storm FANI - 2019-May 3 - Credit: Tropical Storm Risk/UCL Issued about 3 hours after it made landfall ~15km to the west of Puri in Odisha state, India. The gust footprint shows the magnitude and extent of the peak winds from FANI at landfall and immediately thereafter. Our model indicates that the peak gust at landfall was 150-160 mph and that gusts of 100 mph and over extend over a swathe width of ~100 km. The wind damage from FANI will almost certainly be severe. This damage will be exacerbated by heavy rains and an expected high storm surge. Unfortunately the forecast wind swathe for FANI is in line with the heavily populated cities of Bhubaneshwar and Cuttack.