Advancing the operational earthquake forecasting

Quantectum develops and produces ensemble-based earthquake forecasts based on the tectonic shear stress field, the shear traction field, time-synchronization of earthquake sequences, and atmospheric precursory anomalies. The ensemble models describe the range of possible scenarios and the likelihood of earthquake occurrences.

Quantectum carries out research on all aspects of global earthquake forecasting. The main theoretical approaches are based on the Omega-Theory and the Lithosphere-Atmosphere-Ionosphere-Coupling (LAIC) theory. The forecasts are statistically tested using standards defined by Collaboratory for the Study of Earthquake Predictability (CSEP), and Quantectum’s own extended standards.

Quantectum’s wholesome forecasting system has created an opportunity to analyze all aspects of tectonic and seismic processes. These datasets can be used for risk assessment and hazard mitigation up to several months ahead. Quantectum produces low-definition, high-definition, and ultra-high-definition forecasts in all seismically active regions worldwide.

Quantectum releases monthly forecasts, weekly analyses and forecasts, earthquake reports on all major earthquakes, and daily timelines with notifications, alerts, warnings, and alarms for all seismically active regions worldwide. Some of the forecasts are available freely, while detailed information packages are only available to customers.