Earthquakes 3.6.0

Earthquakes is a robust application that provides users with up-to-date earthquake information from various reliable sources. This app allows users to stay informed about earthquakes happening worldwide and also provides access to historical earthquake data.

Main features of Earthquakes:

• Access to 22 earthquake data sources, covering regions with high earthquake activity globally.
• Diverse range of earthquake data sources:
• • [USGS] U.S. Geological Survey
  • [EMSC] EU Mediterranean Earthquake Centre
  • [GFZ] Ger Potsdam Earthquake Center
  • [CWB] Taiwan Central Weather Bureau
  • [JMA] Japan Meteorological Agency
  • [INGV] Italy Geophysics Institute
  • [CEIC] China Earthquake Center
  • [IRSC] Iranian Seismological Center
  • [TUR] Turkish Disaster and Emergency Center
  • [BGS] British Geological Survey
  • [CHI] Chile Earthquake Center
  • [CAN] Natural Resources Canada
  • [AUS] Geoscience Australia
  • [NZL] New Zealand Earthquake Commission
  • [PHIVOLCS] Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
  • [ROU] Romanian National Institute for Earth Physics
  • [OVSICORI] Costa Rica, the National University
  • [BMKG] Indonesia The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics
  • [IGEPN] Instituto Geofísico - Ecuador
  • [IGN] Spain Instituto Geográfico Nacional
  • [IMO] Icelandic Met Office
  • [INPRES] Argentina Instituto Nacional de Prevención Sísmica
• Real-time algorithm ensures unified display of data, eliminating duplication across sources.
• Push notifications for immediate earthquake alerts on your mobile device.
• View earthquakes on Google Maps with detailed information.
• Filter earthquakes based on magnitude, region, depth, and date.
• Access to historical data within a range of 300 km from your current location.
• Calculate epicentral distance (requires GPS activation or manual input of coordinates).
• Supports historical data, nearby location search, and statistical reports.
• Option to save and categorize earthquakes of interest.
• Redirect to source websites for detailed earthquake information.

Contact us for any feedback, problems, or suggestions:

• Email: [email protected]
• Twitter: twitter.com/earthquakesApp