Discover the editorial, technical and data partners presented by Quake Pulse, the independent multilingual earthquake observatory.
Quake Pulse brings together public seismic data, interactive tools and editorial context. This page presents selected organisations, projects and resources connected to that ecosystem.
La Fédération internationale des Sociétés de la Croix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge propose des conseils pratiques de préparation aux séismes et intervient lors de nombreuses catastrophes. Ses recommandations couvrent préparation, gestes pendant les secousses et dangers pouvant apparaître après l’événement.
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Médecins Sans Frontières peut déployer des équipes médicales auprès des populations touchées par de grandes catastrophes. Après un séisme destructeur, soins d’urgence, chirurgie, soutien psychologique et continuité des traitements deviennent souvent des enjeux majeurs pour les communautés sinistrées.
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ReliefWeb aggregates humanitarian reports, maps and situation updates from crises around the world. After major earthquakes, it becomes a useful hub for following damage assessments, humanitarian needs and the evolution of the international response.
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The USGS Earthquake Hazards Program monitors earthquakes, maintains extensive seismic catalogues and develops tools for assessing shaking and earthquake impacts. Its real-time data and scientific resources make it one of the world’s key references for understanding seismic activity.
Visit websiteEarthquake observation depends on reliable data, clear methodology and useful tools. Partner profiles listed here are presented transparently with their own description and external website.
Quake Pulse remains an independent observation service. Its primary earthquake data source is the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program and contributing seismic networks. External partner links do not replace the methodology or source documentation.
