Seismikon for Organisations
Prospective earthquake predictions for organisations that need advance notice of seismic activity
Seismikon produces prospective earthquake predictions up to 48 hours in advance, evaluated against a predefined set of location, magnitude, depth, and time tolerances - so performance is independently verifiable. We run a public demonstration using California - chosen for its high-quality seismic catalogue - so that the methodology can be watched running on live data and results independently verified. Coverage for other seismically active regions is available via a commercial arrangement. The methodology is based on peer-reviewed research by Dr. Anastasios N. Bikos (University of Patras, 2024).
Important: Seismikon is not an official government warning system and does not issue evacuation orders or public safety directives. Predictions should complement, not replace, official emergency procedures from authorised agencies.
What Seismikon Provides
48-Hour Advance Predictions
Prospective predictions issued up to 48 hours before a seismic event window, giving organisations time to review and act within their own protocols.
Location, Magnitude & Depth
Each prediction specifies predicted coordinates (latitude, longitude), focal depth, and magnitude, evaluated against published tolerances so performance is independently verifiable.
Multi-Channel Delivery
Predictions delivered via API, email, or push notification - integrating with your existing information workflows.
Regional Coverage
The model is configured for the target region's seismic catalogue. Our public demonstration runs on California; any seismically active region is available under a commercial arrangement.
Who Uses Seismikon Predictions
Government & Research Bodies
Geological surveys, civil protection agencies, and research institutions seeking prospective prediction data to complement existing seismic monitoring programmes.
- Prediction data feeds for analysis
- Independent evaluation of model performance
- Configurable coverage area and magnitude threshold
Critical Infrastructure Operators
Operators of facilities - utilities, transport networks, industrial sites - that benefit from advance information to support internal preparedness decision-making.
- Site-specific prediction parameters
- Direct API integration with existing systems
- Predictions complement, not replace, official procedures
Private Sector Organisations
Businesses and facilities in seismically active regions that incorporate earthquake prediction data into their business continuity and preparedness planning.
- Configurable notification thresholds
- Multi-site coverage for distributed operations
- Defined evaluation protocol for performance review
Research & Monitoring Networks
Scientific institutions seeking prospective prediction data feeds for independent analysis, validation, and comparison with other forecasting approaches.
- Real-time prediction data feeds
- Historical prediction and outcome records
- Research collaboration opportunities
Why Seismikon
Published Evaluation Protocol
Every prediction is assessed against a fixed set of tolerances - location, magnitude, depth, and time window - so performance is independently verifiable, not a proprietary claim.
Prospective, Not Retrospective
Track record data reflects live, forward-issued predictions evaluated after the fact - not back-tested simulations. See the Track Record page for current performance.
Peer-Reviewed Methodology
Based on Bikos (2024), a published paper on seismic nowcasting using natural time and LSTM neural networks. The full citation is available on the How It Works page.
Flexible Integration
Compatible with existing information management systems via API, webhooks, or direct data export. Integration is scoped to each organisation's technical environment.
Discuss Commercial Coverage
Contact us to discuss prediction coverage for your organisation or region. Initial conversations cover your region's seismic characteristics, prediction requirements, and integration needs.
Commercial enquiries:
Seismikon is not an official government warning system and does not issue evacuation orders or public safety directives. All predictions should be used in conjunction with official guidance from authorised agencies.