Earthquake early warning (EEW) is the delivery of ground shaking alerts or warnings. It is
distinguished from earthquake prediction in that the earthquake has nucleated to provide …

Earthquake early warning (EEW) is a relatively new strategy for reducing disaster risk and
increasing resilience to seismic hazard in urban settings. EEW systems provide real-time …

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

Earthquake early warning (EEW) entails detection of initial earthquake shaking and rapid
estimation and notification to users prior to imminent, stronger shaking. EEW (ShakeAlert …

The ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system is designed to automatically identify and
characterize the initiation and rupture evolution of large earthquakes, estimate the intensity …

We explore how accurate earthquake early warning (EEW) can be, given our limited ability
to forecast expected shaking even if the earthquake source is known. Because of the strong …

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 …

The estimated cost of completing the computing infrastructure and sensor networks for
ShakeAlert is $39.4 million. The annual operation and maintenance cost of the completed …

As ShakeAlert, the earthquake early warning system for the West Coast of the US, begins its
transition to operational public alerting, we explore how post-alert messaging might …

ABSTRACT The University of California Berkeley's (UCB) Earthquake Alert Systems
(ElarmS) is a network‐based earthquake early warning (EEW) algorithm that was one of the …