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GEM is a non-profit, scientific, public-private partnership that fosters global collaboration, developing transparent earthquake risk assessment resources for worldwide risk management.
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GEM engages in several interrelated activities that focus on modelling earthquake hazard and risk for improved earthquake risk mitigation and management, especially in areas that are underserved, exposed, and vulnerable to seismic risk.
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Vision to 2030
GEM's data, models, and tools are freely accessible for public good, with possible license restrictions. However, openness and availability for the benefit of all remains a GEM priority.
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Global maps
Models
Risk profiles
Vulnerability Models
Exposure Models
Atlas
Geoviewer
OpenQuake consists of an engine and tools catering to various users, including modelers, researchers, and emergency planners. GEM also offers OQ training for comprehensive disaster risk reduction and management.
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GEM publishes papers, articles, and reports, advancing science and knowledge sharing through collaborations with consortia, global projects, working groups, and regional partnerships.
GEM provides insights into global seismic regulations, offering data on design codes, zonations, and enforcement to support earthquake engineers and risk modellers.
GEM hosts training, conferences, and webinars to advance earthquake science and promote global knowledge-sharing, uniting stakeholders in understanding seismic risk.
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Access relevant information and resources on recent red alert earthquake events.
GEM provides flexible options for potential partners to support ongoing and future work. Partners and collaborators can engage through sponsorships, project partnerships, and service agreements tailored to their needs.
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