GEM’s South Africa earthquake risk model was generated using the hazard model for South Africa developed by the South Africa Council for Geoscience as the national hazard model, and for input to South Africa building design regulations. The vulnerability and exposure models and data were developed by GEM and cover the residential, commercial and industrial building stock. The risk model may be used to assess potential financial losses to commercial, industrial and residential buildings due to earthquake ground shaking. Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. South Africa Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

The Global Hazard Mosaic coverage of the Euro-Mediterranean region uses the Seismic Hazard Harmonization in Europe (SHARE) Project model: an EU-funded project coordinated by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland (Giardini et al., 2013; Woessner et al., 2015). The model was originally implemented in the OpenQuake (OQ) engine. Hazard for the Kaliningrad Region of Russia was also computed using this model. Athough SHARE covers Turkey, the more recent EMME model was used here. Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Europe Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

The first version of this database is a unified database that is capable of incorporating information from different sources and formats. It is accompanied by a tool for capturing new data, so that the database can continue to compile faults from around the globe. Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Active Faults Database (v.2020) Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

A list of exposure models from different parts of the world (SARA and SSAHARA regional projects). The models are available via the OpenQuake Platform. Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Exposure Models for Western, Southern, Northern, East-SubSaharan Africa; Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Chile, Bolivia and Argentina (v.2019) Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

PGA 10% in 50 yr on rock Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Standard Hazard Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

The VMTK is a suite of tools developed by scientists working at the Global Earthquake Model (GEM) Foundation. The toolkit is intended to provide earthquake engineers with a comprehensive platform to develop fragility and vulnerability models while allowing a wide flexibility in terms of seismic demand, structural capacity, damage criteria and damage-to-loss conversion. Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Vulnerability Modellers ToolKit (VMTK) Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

The Uniform California Earthquake Rupture Forecast, Version 3 (UCERF3) is a model of earthquake occurrence for California developed by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and the Working Group on California Earthquake Probabilities (WGCEP). The time-independent version of UCERF3 (Field et al., 2013; 2014) has been used for the 2014 update of the USGS National Seismic Hazard Maps (Petersen et al., 2014). The model has been translated from its original format into the OpenQuake (OQ) engine by GEM. Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. UCERF3 Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

The Global Earthquake Model (GEM) Global Seismic Hazard Map (version 2018.1) depicts the geographic distribution of the Peak Ground Acceleration (PGA) with a 10% probability of being exceeded in 50 years, computed for reference rock conditions (shear wave velocity, V , of 760-800 m/s). Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Global hazard map (v.2018.1) Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

This model covering the Central America and the Caribbean region (CCA) was developed in the framework of the CCARA project (CCARA project) a GEM collaboration project funded by USAID. The 2019 hazard model is presently available for public-good, non-commercial use under a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Caribbean & Central America (v.2019) Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.

The GEM Colombia model is based upon GEM’s regional model for South America first developed from 2013 to 2015 within the South America Risk Assessment (SARA) project funded by the Swiss Re Foundation and updated in 2018. The development process involved dozens of local scientists and engineers from earthquake-prone countries in South America, resulting in an open product for analyzing ground-up loss from ground shaking for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Please fill in the form below to download or view the document. Thank you. Colombia Model Product Additional Requests Sector I have read and agree to comply with the license terms of this product, and the conditions of products use. Reset fields Submit Download Thank you. Please click Download to get your item. Provide feedback to GEM on the use and impact of the product e.g. feedback survey. Share with GEM where the product was used i.e. research, publications or projects.