Do You Live In An Earthquake Zone?
FOR THE FIRST TIME, AFTER YEARS OF RESEARCH, WE PRESENT:
Seismocon, in 6 simple steps.
1. Seismocon Monitoring Unit
A sophisticated monitoring unit is installed directly on the structure it will monitor—such as a bridge, tunnel, residential building, or similar. It is designed for easy and efficient installation.
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2. Pre-Natural Disaster: "Default Values"
Seismocon’s AI learns the unique structural behavior of the building—how it vibrates, moves, and sounds under normal conditions. It creates a custom baseline of “Default Values” specific to the structure.
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3. Trigger Values
The system operates 24/7, continuously monitoring structural data. If any value deviates from the baseline, it is flagged as an anomaly. Within milliseconds, the system enters “incident mode”, initiating advanced AI analysis.
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4. During a Natural Disaster
(earthquake, hurricane, landslide, etc.)
As the structure is exposed to ground motion, wind, or other external forces, Seismocon records detailed data in real time. These are stored as “Incident Values” that measure the actual strain on the structure.
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5. Results: Risk Assessment Analysis
The AI immediately begins a preliminary on-site assessment. Simultaneously, the monitoring unit connects with Seismocon’s remote data center for further processing. The system compares current data with the structure’s normal behavior to generate a precise, science-backed risk evaluation.
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6. Delivery of Results
Within minutes, a detailed risk report is sent via TEXT and email, clearly explaining what happened to your structure. This empowers you to make informed, immediate decisions regarding safety and next steps.
SEISMOCON MONITORING UNIT
Make Informed Decisions with Seismocon
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What is the current condition of the building or structure?
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Is it safe to occupy and/or use?
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What is the risk if the same disaster happens again?
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Will the house or structure still stand?
Seismocon calculates the risk and provides you with critical information—exactly when you need it most.
Mother Earth is an ever-changing force, and we build our homes upon her shifting surface.
No matter who you are, where you live, or what time it is, your house is constantly exposed to seismic tremors of varying magnitudes.
"Earthquakes don't kill people, buildings do!"
United States Geological Survey [USGS]
