The term “earthquake early warning”(EEW) is used to describe real-time earthquake
information systems that have the potential to provide warning prior to significant ground …

To optimally monitor earthquake‐generating processes, seismologists have sought to lower
detection sensitivities ever since instrumental seismic networks were started about a century …

With the gradual development of and improvement in earthquake early warning systems
(EEWS), more accurate real-time seismic intensity measurements (IMs) methods are needed …

In earthquake early warning (EEW), every sufficiently impulsive signal is potentially the first
evidence for an unfolding large earthquake. More often than not, however, impulsive signals …

During July 2019, a sequence of earthquakes, including an M w 6.4 foreshock and an M w
7.1 mainshock, occurred near Ridgecrest, California. ShakeAlert, the US Geological Survey …

Most earthquake early warning systems (EEWS) developed so far are conceived as either
'regionaL '(network-based) or 'on-site'(stand-alone) systems. The recent implementation of …

ElarmS is a network‐based methodology for rapid earthquake detection, location and
hazard assessment in the form of magnitude estimation and peak ground motion prediction …

Rapidly and accurately predicting on-site peak ground velocity (PGV) is important for
earthquake hazard mitigation. Traditional methods used to predict PGV involve a single …

ABSTRACT The US Geological Survey (USGS)‐operated ShakeAlert® system is the United
States West Coast earthquake early warning system. In this study we detail ShakeAlert's …

The traditional magnitude estimation method, which establishes a linear relationship
between a single warning parameter and the magnitude, exhibits considerable scatter and …