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Aftershock Forecasts Forecasts are posted for earthquakes of M5+ in the United States and U.S. territories to provide situational awareness of the expected number of aftershocks.
Did You Feel It? DYFI is a citizen science web application that invites users to answer a questionnaire about their experience of an earthquake, and then creates a map of the felt shaking (macro seismic intensity) with all the information collected.
Early Warning/ShakeAlert® The ShakeAlert® earthquake early warning system monitors for significant earthquakes and issues alerts to warn that strong shaking is expected imminently.
Earthquake Notification Service (ENS) The Earthquake Notification Service (ENS) is a free service that can send you automated notification emails when earthquakes happen in your area.
Finite Faults Rapid finite-fault determination and source modeling waveform (WF), InSAR and real-time GPS modeling.
Ground Failure Near-realtime spatial estimates of earthquake-triggered landslide and liquefaction hazard following significant earthquakes worldwide.
Moment Tensors Automated computation of source duration and source-time function for all M6+ earthquakes.
PAGER PAGER rapidly assesses the overall impact (casualties and losses) for all damaging earthquakes within minutes of the earthquake.
ShakeMap ShakeMap is an emergency response tool designed to rapidly portray the extent and degree of damaging ground motions recorded in a seismic network.
ShakeCast An application for automating ShakeMap delivery to critical users and for facilitating notification of shaking levels at user-selected facilities.