About EarthLiveMap

EarthLiveMap shows natural hazards around the world as they happen: earthquakes, wildfires, tropical cyclones, floods, volcanic activity and tsunami messages. Everything is updated automatically, around the clock, from official scientific sources, and every area has its own page with live events and 50 years of history.

The site is an information service. It does not issue warnings; always follow your local civil protection authority.

How it works

Every minute EarthLiveMap checks the official feeds of seismological and space agencies. Each new earthquake, wildfire front, cyclone, flood, volcano alert or tsunami message is matched to the nearest town, deduplicated across agencies and published on its own permanent page, in every language version of the site, with a link to the original source. When an agency revises the magnitude or location, the page is updated in place and the revision history is kept.

Sources

USGS, EMSC, NASA FIRMS, GDACS, NOAA and Copernicus EMS. Full list and licences: Data sources and attribution.

Contact: info@earthlivemap.com