Seismic record analysis can reveal a glacier’s past
The history of earthquake-like signals created by the crashing of glacial ice into the ocean can reveal how a glacier has changed over time, according to research by a University of Alaska Fairbanks team.
Miles, fixes, and progress in the 2025 Field Season
As Interior Alaska remains in a deep freeze, the Alaska Earthquake Center field team is busy planning for the upcoming season.
A decade of glacier "icequakes"
As we head into winter, seismic events generated by glaciers—so-called icequakes—have quieted down for the season. Each year, hundreds of these icequakes are large enough to be caught by our standard earthquake detection routines.
New funding advances earthquake early warning for Alaska
Alaskans are closer to having critical seconds of warning that shaking from a major earthquake is about to occur.
Earthquakes reported in Alaska so far this year: 12785
