Skip to content
temblor-website-logo-v2
Menu
  • About
  • Team
  • App
    • Temblor (Web)
    • Temblor (iOS)
    • Temblor (Android)
    • FAQ
      • Should I retrofit my building?
      • Should I buy insurance?
      • Living with Liquefaction
      • Find a safe home in earthquake country
      • How to prepare for an earthquake
      • How to get involved
  • Blog
  • Subscribe to Blog
  • Find a Pro
    • Insurance Agents
    • Retrofit Contractors
    • Structural Products
    • Structural Engineers
    • Quake Prep Consulting
    • Earthquake Early Warning
  • Join As a Pro
  • Demos

Print

Posted on February 9, 2018February 9, 2018 by Temblor

This figure shows the percentage of insurance policies with earthquake coverage (top) and the likely earthquake magnitude in your lifetime according to the Global Earthquake Activity Rate (GEAR) model. The GEAR model uses global strain rates and the last 40 years of seismicity to forecast future events. This comparison highlights how the majority of earthquake coverage in Washington is in areas where M=6.25+ quakes are likely.

QUAKE INSIGHTS

Archives

Recent Posts

  • USGS forecasts 400 fires, 20,000 people trapped in elevators, 400,000 homeless in East Bay earthquake
  • 2017 Santa Rosa Fire: How good were state fire maps in forecasting its start and spread?
  • Today’s M=5.6 Japan earthquake causes surprisingly severe shaking
  • M=5.3 earthquake strikes offshore Southern California
  • Does flood control actually make flooding worse?
Keep Updated
Contact Us: help@temblor.net
Copyright © 2016 Temblor.net