Robert Muir-Wood

Robert Muir-Wood is a risk scientist and expert in understanding how natural disasters, like earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes, affect communities and infrastructure. He uses data and analysis to predict hazards, assess vulnerabilities, and help develop strategies to reduce damage and improve resilience. His work often supports insurance companies, governments, and organizations in preparing for and managing disaster risks more effectively. In essence, he combines scientific insight with practical applications to protect people and property from the impacts of natural catastrophes.