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Open Communications & Editorial Desk

Contact the EarthquakeLive Team

EarthquakeLive is an independent global seismic intelligence platform. Whether you have an academic inquiry, a media request, or noticed a data discrepancy, our team is here to help.

Primary Contact Email

Direct communications channel for all inquiries and correspondence

Response Time Expectations

• General inquiries: 24–48 hours on business days.

• Urgent seismic catalog discrepancies & critical bug reports receive prioritized review within a few hours.

How Can We Assist You?

Please select the most relevant topic below so your message reaches the appropriate specialist quickly.

Scientific & Academic Collaboration

For seismologists, geophysicists, research institutions, and academic partnerships.

  • Seismological data feeds, H3 grid datasets, and catalog queries
  • Probabilistic seismic hazard model calibration and benchmark validation
  • Academic citations, research methodology, and peer review correspondence

Media, Press & TV Broadcast

For journalists, broadcasters, newsrooms, and media producers covering breaking seismic events.

  • Emergency data verification and expert commentary for breaking earthquake coverage
  • Broadcast-ready 4K studio video wall feeds and interactive embed permissions
  • Media kit assets, high-resolution maps, and official statement requests

Data Corrections & Bug Reports

Report catalog discrepancies, sensor false alarms, DYFI report issues, or technical glitches.

  • Reporting catalog duplicate events, inaccurate hypocenter locations, or faulty agency readings
  • Citizen shaking intensity (DYFI) submission corrections or spam mitigation
  • Web platform, TV Kiosk mode, or push notification delivery issues

Official Social Networks & Community

Follow verified channels for real-time earthquake alerts, scientific deep-dives, and community discussion.

Open Science & Public Safety Commitment

EarthquakeLive does not sell user data and operates with strict open-science principles. Public safety and transparent geophysical communication remain our highest priorities.