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Where the data comes from and how it is doing right now.

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Quakes in 24 h

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Typical delay

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from the quake to Quakivo

Closely watched areas

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added when someone shares their location

How a quake reaches your screen

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    The seismic network detects it and computes magnitude and location.

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    An agency publishes it: USGS, EMSC or GEOFON.

  3. 03

    Quakivo receives it, merges duplicates and names the nearest place.

  4. 04

    We alert you if it is within your radius and magnitude.

USGS

ComCat · global · frequency 30 s

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EMSC

Euro-Med · global · frequency real time

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GEOFON

GFZ Potsdam · global M4+ · frequency 120 s

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PTWC

Tsunami bulletins · frequency 60 s

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Regional networks

IGC, RSN, INETER and SSN will be enabled only with a formal agreement with each institution.

IGC · PendingRSN · PendingINETER · PendingSSN · Pending

Quakivo is not an early-warning system: it shows quakes agencies have already published.

They are shown as the source published them, in their language. A translation, if shown, is labeled. Data from USGS and EMSC (CC BY 4.0). This does not replace official warnings.

Data from USGS and EMSC (CC BY 4.0). This does not replace official warnings.GeoNames CC BY 4.0 · © OpenStreetMap
Sources and coverage · Quakivo