Q: Who uses Distance to Coast calculations?
Distance to Coast and Distance to Shoreline are widely used in the insurance risk business, real estate planning, architecture, etc. For example, property insurance underwriters use DTC to determine how likely a property near a coastal shore is to sustain storm damage. Typically properties less than 100 miles inland are considered a risk, with those closest to the water assigned the highest risk level.
Q: What makes KB Geo faster than other Distance to Coast services?
KB Geo has invested in advanced software that breaks down the Distance to Coast problem into much smaller problems that are then solved with the fastest available algorithms. Data caching and grooming keeps KB Geo Distance to Coast REST web service results fast and reliable.
Q: What if my IT department has trouble using the KB Geo Distance to Coast REST web service?
KB Geo provides clear, comprehensive, understandable documentation with example code. We have software developers on staff to provide integration support if needed as well.
Q: Why is KB Geo the best choice among competing distance to shoreline providers?
KB Geo's coastline model is highly accurate, high-performance, secure, and covers the ENTIRE world. Other providers have inaccurate coastlines, long delays on each service call, and state-sized holes in their coverage.
If you currently wait 1 1/2 minutes for your DTC provider's web service results, KB Geo will save the average underwriter 124 hours (3 work weeks!) every year - and cost less as well. Contact us to get started!
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Q: How can I get in touch if I'm having problems with KB Geo Distance to Coast?
KB Geo provides responsive customer support by email 7 days a week. You can also
contact us through this website.
Q: What does KB Geo do besides distance to coast?
KB Geo provides custom software services in addition to fast, secure, inexpensive distance to coast.