The IBHS Hail Field Study conducts annual field research operations dedicated to studying hailstorms. The program goals are: To provide data to guide and improve laboratory hail testing. To map hailswaths to help verify and improve radar-based hail detection. To determine the environmental conditions that influence hail strength, hailstone concentrations, and ultimately the impact to…
IBHS launches Wildfire Ready Virtual during Wildfire Awareness Month adding interactive tool to latest wildfire guidance
Sixth Annual FORTIFIED Awards Recognize Construction Industry Leaders
Updated IBHS Hurricane Ready guide with new checklist simplifies preparing home to better withstand powerful winds and heavy rain
UL to begin testing asphalt shingles to the IBHS Impact Resistance Test Protocol
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 FROM 11:00AM – 12:30PM (EDT)
Roundtable Discussion – 2020 Midwest Derecho
(emphasis on vulnerability of metal grain bins)
Wind Speeds, Damage Investigation, Design Implications
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 at 5:00PM EDT
Join us live from the IBHS Research Center, as we recognize our FORTIFIED partners in the building industry!
Research across more than 71,000 properties involved in wildfires draws significant links between fuel management and property survival
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 2021 FROM 11:00AM – 12:00PM
IBHS members have raised concerns over higher hail claims frequencies in the Front Range and High Plains. This webinar explores possible physical science reasons behind this difference in hail claims for those regions compared to other areas of the Great Plains.
Roy Wright presents invited testimony to House Subcommittee
