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Seismic History Database

Comprehensive archive of global seismic events for research, education, and analysis. All data is verifiable, citation-ready, and sourced from authoritative monitoring networks.

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Regional Stress Analysis

U.S. Historical Seismicity

U.S. Historical Seismicity

Tectonic stress fields across the western U.S., showing fault activity density and magnitude frequency distribution.

Philippine Stress Plate Map

Philippine Stress Plate Map

Stress-field visualization across the Philippine Sea Plate — revealing subduction zone complexity and strain accumulation.

Interactive Data Explorer

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How to Cite This Database

This dataset is provided for educational and research purposes. When using GSIN data in publications, please use one of the following citation formats:

APA
Stone, K. (2025). Global Seismic Intelligence Network — Seismic History Catalog. GSIN Research Portal. Retrieved from https://gsin.dev/seismic-history
MLA
Stone, Kent. "Global Seismic Intelligence Network — Seismic History Catalog." GSIN Research Portal, 2025, gsin.dev/seismic-history.
Chicago
Stone, Kent. "Global Seismic Intelligence Network — Seismic History Catalog." GSIN Research Portal, 2025. https://gsin.dev/seismic-history.

Note: For reproducible research, always include the date accessed and the specific filters used (magnitude range, time period, etc.).

Data Sources & Quality

GSIN aggregates data from multiple authoritative seismic monitoring networks to provide comprehensive global coverage:

USGS — United States Geological Survey
EMSC — European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre
JMA — Japan Meteorological Agency
GFZ — German Research Centre for Geosciences
GeoNet — New Zealand Seismic Network
PHIVOLCS — Philippine Institute of Volcanology