See also:

• Kids and Teens: School Time: Science: The Earth: Geology: Earthquakes  (12)
• Science: Earth Sciences: Geology: Geologic Hazards: Tsunami  (18)
• Science: Earth Sciences: Geology: Tectonics  (30)
• Science: Earth Sciences: Natural Disasters and Hazards  (144)
• Science: Technology: Structural Engineering: Earthquake Engineering  (94)

• Automatic monitoring of regional seismic events - Technical paper describing an approach to automatic, real-time monitoring of regional seismic events, based on the theory of pulse propagation in a randomly stratified medium with waveguides.
• Center for Earthquake Research and Information - University of Memphis (Tennessee). Includes technical information and recent earthquakes data, public awareness and resources for teachers and kids, and ongoing research projects and publications.
• DL Research - Earthquake Project - Brings together and analyzes earthquake data and trends, both historical and present-day. Displays statistical graphs by number of earthquakes, magnitude, and geographic position.
• Earthquake Advisor - Broad range of information regarding earthquakes, safety, history, and earthquake related products and services.
• Earthquake Information from the USGS - Gateway to US Geological Survey web resources on earthquakes, including information on recent quakes, earthquake preparedness, building seismically resistant structures, and current research topics.
• Geodynamics and Seismicity of Italy - A geodynamic model of subduction in Italy helps to understand seismic hazard and active tectonics. Both model and seismological data are shown.
• Greater Vancouver Regional District: Earthquake Hazard Analysis - By doing several types of analyses, undergraduate students created a final map which shows the areas in or near Vancouver, British Columbia which have the highest degree of danger during a major earthquake.
• How to Build an Inexpensive Seismometer - Detailed instructions, including diagrams, description of components, setup and synchronization.
• Internet for Civil Engineers - Selection of web sites and articles about the aftermath and damage produced by world's earthquakes.
• Ministry of Energy & Mines - Earthquakes in British Columbia - Find the causes, effects of the earthquakes in British Columbia. Includes photos of the aftermath from the 1946-earthquake and describes the ways to measure earthquakes.
• Multidisciplinary Center for Earthquake Engineering - At State University of New York, Buffalo. Provides access to extensive information on earthquakes, earthquake loss prevention, and engineering and economic aspects of recent earthquakes.
• Queensland University Advanced Centre for Earthquake Studies (QUAKES) - Research institute located in Brisbane, Australia. Includes information on earthquake simulation and forecasting.
• Soil Liquefaction - About this phenomenon that is responsible for much structural damage in earthquakes. Includes physical explanation, photos of past events, identifying liquefaction susceptible soils, and building resistant structures.
• Swiss Seismological Service - Latest earthquake information, interactive map, catalogue of Swiss earthquakes, and a feedback forum.
• US Geological Survey - Earthquake Search - This form allows you to select the necessary parameters to perform a global, circular or rectangular area search for earthquakes.

• Indiana Geological Survey - Earthquakes in Indiana - Peruse the causes of Indiana earthquakes. Describes the aftermath of the strongest earthquakes occurred and the preparation to reduce its effects. (April 26, 2002)