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China Earthquake Data Center
Browse the China Earthquake Data Center's datasets, services, data-submission tools, and research resources.
China Earthquake Data Centerdata.earthquake.cn/index.htmlVisit siteAbout China Earthquake Data Center
The China Earthquake Data Center (National Earthquake Science Data Center), operated in association with the China Earthquake Networks Center, is a web portal for Chinese seismic and geophysical data. It organizes datasets by scientific category, observation business type and producing unit, and covers topics such as seismic observation, geomagnetic observation, active faults, historical earthquake catalogs, GNSS observations, deep seismic sounding and earthquake disaster data. Beyond browsing, the site provides data submission systems for scientific projects and field surveys, custom product and technical services, earthquake rapid-report subscriptions, and documents on data-sharing rules, standards and seismic regulations. It also publishes rolling lists of recent earthquakes, including nationwide events at magnitude 5 and above and global events at magnitude 7 and above, plus a science-education section for children. The homepage is in Chinese, and login and registration links appear in the site navigation; which sections require an account is not stated.
Key features
- Datasets browsable by scientific category, observation business type and producing unit
- Data submission system for scientific projects and field-survey data
- Custom product and technical services, plus earthquake rapid-report subscription
- Recent earthquake feeds: national M5+ and global M7+ listings
- Documents on data-sharing rules, standards and seismic-related regulations
- Children's earthquake science section with picture books and videos
Best for: Researchers, engineers, students and educators who need Chinese seismic, geodetic and geophysical datasets along with related standards and submission channels.
Good for
- Dataset examples span seismic, geomagnetic, GNSS, active-fault and historical catalog data
- Includes data-submission tools and project data-resource sections, not just downloads
- Provides access and sharing documents, standards and seismic regulations
Watch out for
- Homepage and navigation are in Chinese
- Login and registration are present, but it is not stated which content requires an account
- No pricing or licensing terms are given on the homepage
China Earthquake Data Center at a glance
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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China Earthquake Data Center FAQ
What kinds of data are available?
Listed examples include seismic observation data, geomagnetic observation data, active-fault and seismic-geology data, historical earthquake catalogs, deep seismic sounding profiles, GNSS observations, earthquake emergency and rescue data, and social seismology data such as engineering earthquake damage records.
Does it cover areas outside China?
Yes. Some datasets cover international sites, such as the KAK geomagnetic station in Japan, and the site lists global earthquakes at magnitude 7 and above, including events in Panama, Indonesia and Mexico.
Can researchers submit their own data?
Yes. The site offers a data submission system, a section for scientific-project data resources, and a field-survey data submission section, along with a published notice on project data submission.
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