The mission of the Alaska Earthquake Information Center (AEIC) is to rapidly determine location and size of earthquakes in the State of Alaska and to disseminate this information to the State and Federal agencies, scientists, and the general public. The real-time earthquake locations and magnitudes are determined within 5 minutes of the event occurence. Significant events are reviewed by the AEIC seismologist on duty within 30 minutes of the occurrence. All automatic locations are reviewed by the data analysts within seven days. Once the earthquakes are reviewed, weekly and monthly earthquake reports are issued. The data is next reviewed by a geophysist and monthly earthquake catalogs are compiled. Call 907-474-7320, 24-hours a day for information on the latest significant earthquake recorded in the State of Alaska. The message is updated whenever the AEIC has issued a press release for an event.

Weekly Seismicity Report - Highlights, maps, and a preliminary listing of last week's earthquakes in Alaska

Weekly Seismicity Report Archive - Archive of weekly seismicity report listings from 1997 to present

Monthly Seismicity Report - Highlights and a map of last month's earthquakes in Alaska.

Monthly Earthquake Catalogs - Archive of catalogs from June 1995 through present

Reviewed Earthquake Listing - Listing of the most recent 100 analyst reviewed earthquakes greater than M2.0

Map of seismic stations - AEIC station map (interactive), current through March 2005

Historic interior seismicity - Interior Alaska seismicity from 1898 through January 2005

Historic Alaska earthquakes and tectonics - Alaska statewide historic earthquakes, active faults and rupture zones

NEIC map of Alaska Seismicity - Alaska seismicity from 1977 through 1996

Interactive 3-D Earthquake Depth Maps - Mainland Alaska seismicity from 1898 to November 2003

Interactive Historic Alaska Seismicity Maps - Alaska seismicity from 1898 to January 2005

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