In the world of earthquake monitoring, where every second counts and every detail matters, Samantha Wiser, our Program Coordinator, ensures the Alaska Earthquake Cent
The past few weeks have seen a notable rise in attention to the possibility that Mount Spurr Volcano is nearing eruption, in part because of escalating seismicity.
Looking back 60 years: How the Great Alaska Earthquake compares
On March 27, 1964, at 5:36 p.m. local time, an earthquake of magnitude 9.2 initiated in the Prince William Sound region of Alaska. The Great Alaska Earthquake remains the second-largest ever recorded in the world.
Quakes and Climate: Insights from the Alaska Earthquake Center
Monitoring climate seems distantly related to the work of the Alaska Earthquake Center, but it can actually improve our seismological studies.
Earthquakes reported in Alaska so far this year: 7862
