FEZfm is the fault and geohazard monitoring tool of FEZtool. Version 1 is an earthquake monitor: every 30 minutes it collects reports from USGS and EMSC, merges reports of the same quake, tags fault zones, significant events and active sequences, and publishes a feed, a map and downloadable data.
A research tool, not an official earthquake warning service.
Every page and file is rebuilt each time the collector runs. Times are UTC.
Recent earthquakes in the Iran region and M2.5+ worldwide, with filters.
Events with active faults, plate boundaries and the monitored fault zones.
Every stored event, one file per calendar month.
CSV, GeoJSON and Parquet for the last 2 hours to 30 days, an Atom feed and the full DuckDB database.
FEZfm builds on Faultiuo, a monitor for 21 active fault zones in Iran by Fariba Khosravani and Mahdi Farmahini Farahani.
No. FEZfm is a research tool and its data are 30 to 45 minutes behind real time. Use the official agencies for warnings.
Every 30 minutes a GitHub Actions job requests the last two days from each source, so late reports and revised magnitudes are picked up, and the site, the feed and the downloads are rebuilt.
Yes. The Data page offers CSV, GeoJSON and Parquet files for the last 2 hours, 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, a monthly archive, an Atom feed and the complete DuckDB database. Credit the original agencies and FEZfm.