Probable maximum damage (English probable maximum loss, PML) is a term from the insurance economy.

In the reinsurance (insurance) - the probable maximum damage measures special sections selfkept and the reinsurance delivery. For example in the industrial fire insurance one tries to determine with statements over occurred damage, design, inflammability and situation of the buildings which damage is to be expected maximally.

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• A model for probable maximum loss in hurricanes
  A new approach using the concept of building damage bands is proposed for predicting the probable maximum damage degree to individual buildings or groups of ...


• A Probable Maximum Loss Study of Critical Infrastructure in Three ...
  A probable maximum loss (PML) estimate is the monetary loss, ... Physically, the maximum value of structural damage in a given mode is one. ...


• Commentary on the Use of ATC-13 EQ Damage Evaluation Data for ...
  Commentary on the Use of ATC-13 Earthquake Damage Evaluation Data for Probable Maximum Loss Studies of California Buildings. The ATC-13-1 report was funded ...


• Dam Safety: Probable Maximum Flood
  damage, or serious and sudden misfortune. Because of. the rapid and unexpected manner in which dam ... direct result of the Probable Maximum Precipitation. ...


• Earthquake Engineering New Zealand - 1.4 Turkey Emergency Flood ...
  1.10 Building Portfolio Probable Maximum Loss (PML) Assessments ... All are based on assessing ground shaking effects and then likely damage. ...


• ODNR FS 95-37 Dam Safety: Probable Maximum Flood
  The Probable Maximum Flood (PMF) is the flood that may be expected from the ... The potential for damage due to dam failures is increasing along with the ...