Advance Notice for Critical Infrastructure Resilience
Give critical infrastructure operators advance warning to inspect key assets, brief continuity teams, and activate pre-agreed response protocols.
Resilience Planning Gaps
Critical infrastructure operators - data centres, communications networks, chemical plants, hospitals, emergency services - face heightened post-earthquake recovery demands at precisely the moment their own systems are under stress. Preparedness without advance notice is generic; preparedness with advance notice is targeted.
What a 24–48-Hour Window Changes
- Activate elevated-readiness protocols for key systems in predicted zones
- Inspect and confirm redundant systems and failover paths are operational
- Brief on-call and response teams on predicted event parameters
- Stage replacement equipment and supply stock at forward locations
- Notify dependent organisations and mutual-aid partners of elevated risk window
Low-Risk Preparedness Actions
- Carry forward maintenance inspections on critical structural elements
- Confirm emergency generator fuel levels and transfer switch functionality
- Brief security and facilities management on elevated-risk status
- Review and confirm access/egress plans for key sites in predicted zone
What Seismikon Provides
- Coverage configurable to your specific site locations globally
- Predictions for your minimum magnitude threshold
- Multi-channel delivery: dashboard, email, API, or webhook
- Published, independently auditable evaluation protocol
- Phased implementation: start with monitoring, integrate when confident
Regional Customisation
Coverage is configured to your area of operations. California is the current public demonstration; any seismically active region globally is available under a commercial arrangement.
- Define coverage polygon or radius around your sites
- Set minimum magnitude threshold for your asset type
- Specify depth window relevant to your infrastructure
Delivery & Integration
Predictions are delivered through the channel that fits your workflows.
- Dashboard - web portal with prediction maps and history
- Email digest - structured prediction summary on each run
- REST API - JSON feed for system integration
- Webhook - push on each new prediction batch
⚠️ Appropriate Use & Limitations
Predictions are probabilistic and cannot guarantee event occurrence. They are intended to support human preparedness decisions, not to automate infrastructure state changes. All predictions should be used alongside, not instead of, official emergency management plans.
Evaluate the Evidence
All performance claims are independently verifiable.
Discuss Coverage for Your Infrastructure Sites
Initial conversations cover your region's seismic characteristics, prediction requirements, integration needs, and evaluation approach.