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Important Note:

Please read the Privacy Policy carefully before using the application.

Open the app:

When the application is opened, the CARTO map appears, displaying the earthquakes that occur on a daily basis, along with a table showing the date and Magnitude of each earthquake, as well as a Zoom button (Figure 1). You can access detailed information by clicking the Zoom button or selecting the pin (Figure 2).

Searching for Earthquakes:

When you click Search (Figure 3), you can filter by date range, magnitude range, latitude and longitude (Figure 4). Pressing Search displays the matching events (Figure 5).

Menu:

Clicking the three dots opens the menu (Figure 6) including Pricing, User Manual, Privacy Policy, Indicators, Faults seismicity, Emergency Map, PGA tools, Markov, Focal Mechanism, Omori Fit, Induced Earthquakes and Notifications.

Indicators:

Selecting Indicators opens fault system polygons (Figures 7–8) and seven statistical charts including magnitude variation, hourly distribution, Gutenberg–Richter plots, b-value, z-value and completeness magnitude (Figures 9–13).

PGA Calculator:

Clicking PGA Calculator allows PGA and spectral acceleration computation (Figures 14–15).

Focal Mechanism:

Focal Mechanism displays beach balls and fault parameters (Figures 16–18).

Predictive Analysis: Markov

Markov models estimate expected magnitudes for selected periods (Figures 19–22).

Emergency Map:

Emergency Map shows hazard levels by color (Figures 23–24).

Omori Fit:

Omori Fit analyzes aftershock decay (Figures 25–26).

Induced Earthquake:

Induced Earthquake displays impact zones after major events (Figures 27–28).