48-Hour Advance Notice for Utility Operations
Give grid operators, field teams, and logistics coordinators time to prepare - before a seismic event, not after.
The Operational Gap
Utility networks face post-earthquake disruption that begins in the first hour: damaged switching infrastructure, flooded water mains, uncertain field-team safety, and supply-chain bottlenecks. Current early-warning systems are measured in seconds - enough to stop a train, not to pre-position a repair crew.
What a 24–48-Hour Window Changes
- Pre-position maintenance crews and specialist equipment near predicted epicentre zones
- Activate mutual-aid agreements with neighbouring utilities before congestion begins
- Communicate proactively with large industrial customers on contingency supply
- Ensure backup generation and switching assets are tested and ready
- Brief field supervisors on elevated-risk zones in upcoming shift schedules
Low-Risk Preparedness Actions
- Inspect critical substations and pump stations in the predicted zone
- Stage repair vehicles and materials at forward depots
- Verify remote isolation capability for high-risk pipeline segments
- Run tabletop review of post-earthquake restoration priority sequence
What Seismikon Provides
- Configurable coverage for your service territory - not just California
- Predictions for your minimum magnitude threshold (e.g. M3.5+, M4.0+)
- Delivery via dashboard, email digest, API, or webhook into your SCADA or EMS
- Defined evaluation protocol so performance is independently verifiable
- Phased implementation: start with observation-only, then integrate into operations
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
Seismikon predictions are probabilistic and not guaranteed. They should be used to inform preparedness decisions, not to trigger automatic equipment actions. Predictions complement - not replace - official emergency procedures.
Evaluate the Evidence
All performance claims are independently verifiable.
Discuss Coverage for Your Service Territory
Initial conversations cover your region's seismic characteristics, prediction requirements, integration needs, and evaluation approach.