GLOBAL EARTHQUAKE MODEL 2018
Join the live streaming of the Global Earthquake Model launch on the 5th of December 2018 in Pavia, Italy. Visit the event page regularly to find out how you can join the event online.
GEM takes another step towards the completion of the Global Earthquake Model
Several risk model experts from well-known institutions including GFZ Potsdam, Eucentre, ETH Zurich, MunichRe met in Pavia...
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PARTNERSHIPS
GEM - Willis Towers Watson (WTW) Partnership: Applying science to better understand and manage earthquake risk worldwide
GEM is very pleased to announce that WTW has signed a new partnership agreement with GEM. The agreement is a commitment to work together to develop and promote better...
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GEM and 100RC partnership to boost earthquake resilience
Cities at risk to earthquakes are expected to directly benefit from the partnership between GEM and 100 Resilient Cities – Pioneered by The Rockefeller Foundation (100RC), which is dedicated to helping cities around the world become...
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STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT
The ESC 36th General Assembly: Reaching outside "pure" seismology
About 700 seismologists, geologists and engineers from more than 60 countries across the world met in Malta for the 36th General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission...
OASIS Conference 2018: GEM status, perspectives and use cases
John Schneider, Secretary General (GEM) presented an update on the development of GEM's global earthquake hazard and risk model and other applications during this year’s edition of the...
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METEOR Project: Aiming to create impact in Tanzania and Nepal pilot countries
Some 20 individuals from implementing and funding institutions as well as representatives from Tanzania and Nepal pilot countries, participated in the METEOR project meeting held...
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WHY SUPPORT GEM - PARTNERS' PERSPECTIVES
Perfect time for partnerships and collaboration: Hannover Re
Hannover Re, a top reinsurer in the world and a long-time Global Earthquake Model (GEM) sponsor believes now is the perfect time for partnerships and collaboration to adapt to the rapid technological changes and shifting risk management approaches in the reinsurance sector.
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GEM delivers 21st century solutions for seismic risk assessment: GNS Science NZ
Since GEM’s founding in 2009, Governing Board representative, Kelvin Berryman of GNS Science, New Zealand, has actively advocated GNS’ interests in earthquake secondary perils and modeling of indirect socio-economic impacts, both motivated by the goal to increase New Zealand’s earthquake resilience in line with the Sendai Framework, the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals..
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