Seismological Research and Seismic Hazard & Risk Assessments
A special issue of GeoHazards (ISSN 2624-795X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 March 2026 | Viewed by 1314
Special Issue Editors
Interests: earthquake seismology; historical seismology; earthquake and tsunami impact; tsunami risk assessment; GIS
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Seismological research plays a crucial role in understanding earthquake mechanisms, assessing seismic hazards, and mitigating risks to communities and infrastructure. The Special Issue, entitled “Seismological Research and Seismic Hazard & Risk Assessments”, brings together cutting-edge studies on seismic source characterization, ground motion modeling, probabilistic and deterministic hazard and risk assessments, and early warning systems. We invite contributions to explore the role of rapid ground motion forecasting, earthquake early warning systems, and real-time data assimilation in probabilistic hazard and risk models. By emphasizing the integration of real-time data streams into hazard and risk mitigation strategies, this Special Issue aims to advance predictive capabilities and enhance disaster resilience in earthquake-prone areas. Case studies from seismically active regions provide insights into earthquake recurrence patterns, fault interactions, and site-specific risk assessments, and demonstrate the effectiveness of real-time analysis in assessing fault activity, rupture dynamics, and evolving seismic risk. By bridging fundamental seismological research with applications in hazard mitigation strategies, this Special Issue aims to provide insight into preparedness and to support policy decisions in earthquake-prone regions worldwide.
Dr. Ioanna Triantafyllou
Dr. Danijel Schorlemmer
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- seismicity analysis
- probabilistic seismic hazard
- source modeling
- early warning system
- dynamic earthquake risk assessment
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