Earthquake Prediction App vs Earthquake M4.5+ Usage & Stats

This app offers the following life-saving features in case of an earthquake: =================================== 1. Prediction =================================== The app generates detailed reports with statistical analysis used by seismological scientists. =================================== 2. Preparedness =================================== The app teaches you exactly what to do before, during and after an earthquake. =================================== 3. Survival =================================== The app contains the following tools: - First Aid: teaches you some helpful first aid procedures in case the emergency response system is overwhelmed - Battery: it displays remaining battery time and power saving tips if you can't charge the phone - Visual SOS: it emits visual signals to be seen at a distance if no one can hear you - Whistle: it makes loud sounds so you don't scream and keep your energy - Flashlight: it helps to make your way through a darkened building if a earthquake hits in the middle of the night Note: This app doesn't send push notifications with details about recent earthquakes.

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Earthquake M4.5+

Stay informed with Earthquake M4.5+, your trusted source for real-time earthquake alerts worldwide. Monitor significant seismic events (magnitude 4.5 and above) with reliable USGS data, interactive maps, and instant notifications. This app displays a map showing earthquakes and nearby nuclear power plants. You can browse recent earthquakes around the world, and selecting one from the list will display it on the map. A red pin marks the epicenter, a green pin shows your current location, and purple pins indicate the nearest nuclear power plants (the first and second closest to the epicenter). By pressing the Details button on the map, you can view detailed earthquake information; tapping the Nuclear button will show information about the nearby nuclear power plants. Only earthquakes with a magnitude of 4.5 or higher are displayed. You can filter events by day, week, or month. Data for the day and week views is updated every 5 minutes, while the month view updates every 15 minutes. Earthquake data is sourced from the USGS (U.S. Geological Survey), and nuclear power plant information is sourced from Wikipedia.