Предсказуемое M6.4 20 декабря 2022 Землетрясение в Калифорнии
2022
M6.4 December 20 California earthquake
2021
M6.2 December 20 California earthquake
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The Southern California Earthquake Forecasting group received an alert from Earling models a week prior to the M6.4 December 20 2022 earthquake, showcasing exceptional accuracy and delivering outstanding results.
Prior to the M6.2 earthquake on December 20, 2021, over 50 industry experts at leading organizations including Swiss Re, Munich Re, Aon, RMS, Lloyd's and others, were equipped with earthquake alerts from Earling.
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Utilities
US BUREAU of RECLAMATION hydroelectric power plants
The hydroelectric power plants with 4.2 Gigawatts capacity that affected by Peak Ground Velocity 1-2 cm/s in the M6.4 December 20 2022 earthquake
Insurance
Lloyds
Parametric insurance solutions present a unique opportunity for insurers to proactively mitigate the impact of seismic events on their bottom line. By leveraging state-of-the-art seismic data, companies such as Lloyds are well-positioned to effectively manage and minimize their financial exposure to short-term earthquake risks.
Defense
Edwards Airforce Base
Earling earthquake short-term risk detection boosts defence industry safety, improves preparedness and enhances mission success.
Energy
Chevron
Petroleum bulk stations and terminals was in the epicenter of the earthquake. With Earling, Chevron had a chance to transfer earthquake risks.
Technology
Switch Data Center
The Switch data center has been affected by several earthquakes exceeding magnitude 5, yet it remains fortified and prepared for any future seismic events.