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Ping supports multiple third-party data integrations which can be accessed programmatically via API requests. To retrieve data from specific integrations, include the sources parameter in the request payload and provide a list of integration codes corresponding to the desired sources.

Integrations

  • PH - Ping Hazard
  • LB - Lightbox
  • PG - Ping Geocoding
    • LBG - Lightbox Geocoding
  • full list coming soon...

Base Output Attributes

The following attributes are always present in responses and provide metadata about the request/response transaction:

Ping Hazard

Code: PH The following attributes will be available in the external_data key of the response.

Response Metadata

The following attributes describe the status, context, and quality of the hazard/risk data returned for the location.

Flood Data

The following attributes describe flood-related hazard exposure, proximity to the coast, FEMA flood classification, and surge modeling.

Risk Data

The following attributes provide grade, numeric and textual ratings, and monetary values for different risk categories.

Composite

Avalanche

Coastal Flooding

Cold Wave

Drought

Earthquake

Hail

Heat Wave

Hurricane

Ice Storm

Landslide

Lightning

Riverine Flooding

Strong Wind

Tornado

Tsunami

Volcanic Activity

Wildfire

Winter Weather

Fire Data

The following attributes describe wildfire hazard, fire protection, and proximity to fire response infrastructure.

Crime Data

The following attributes describe crime statistics and safety metrics for the location.

Florida Sinkhole Data

The following attributes describe the proximity and characteristics of the nearest known sinkhole in Florida.

Elevation Data

The following attributes describe the elevation and topographic characteristics of the location. Code: LB The following attributes will be available in the external_data key of the response.

Ping Geocoding

Code: PG The following attributes will be available in the location_data key of the response. Code: LBG
The following attributes will be available in the location_data key of the response.