What’s New 5.3.0

Historical Earthquake Data Feeds
Earthquake data back to 1900! Satisfy your curiosity about historical earthquake events. What questions do you have?

Where was the epicenter of the 2019 Ridgecrest earthquake?

Data Feed: USGS Since 1900, N. America M5+
Search filter: “Ridgecrest”
Magnitude filter: M6+

What was the biggest earthquake of all time?

Data Feed: USGS Since 1900, M7+
Sorted by: Magnitude

How strong was the shaking during the 1906 San Francisco earthquake?

Data Feed: USGS Since 1900, N. America M5+
Search filter: “San Francisco”

How to Access the Historical Data Feeds

1) Tap the second button from the bottom left.

2) Tap on Data Feed.

3) Select a Historical Data Feed. This is a Premium-only feature that you can unlock and try FREE for 30 days!

Global Faults Data!
QuakeFeed has expanded its database of earthquake faults. As you zoom into the map, you will notice thin red fault lines appearing in different regions around the world.

PLEASE NOTE: We will continue to search for a database of faults for the Central United States and Eastern United States. Please contact us if you have access to or know where we can acquire these data. Tap the Help button the top right corner, then tap Ask to send us a message.

Charitable Giving Links
We often receive messages from caring members of the QuakeFeed community who want to help people affected by natural disasters. This prompted us to research charities to which you can feel confident giving. We have identified four charities so far: World Central Kitchen, Center for Disaster Philanthropy, World Food Program, and UNICEF.

In the QuakeFeed Settings, we have added a Charitable Giving page that includes links to the websites for these charities. In the Help section, we have also added an article titled How Can I Donate to People in Need.

We will keep these pages updated with new suggestions for ways to help. We encourage you to check out the charities listed there and also to research them on Charity Navigator. And if you do decide to make a donation, then we would love to know about it!

PLEASE NOTE: If you have a charity suggestion, or if you would like to partner with us on fundraising, please let us know! Tap the Help button the top right corner, then tap Ask to send us a message.

New in QuakeFeed v5.2

Wildfire List View
Premium-only feature
Tap the headings at the top of the list to toggle between the Earthquake and Wildfire lists.

Tap the Wildfires heading to view the Wildfires List. Wildfires are sorted by size by default, but you can change the sort order.

In the QuakeFeed Settings, we have added a Charitable Giving page that includes links to the websites for these charities. In the Help section, there is also an article titled How Can I Donate to People in Need.

Pull up on the sliding panel to view more details, such as number of firefighters, number of buildings destroyed, etc.

Search Wildfire List
Premium-only feature
Search for a specific wildfire by name.

The list will be filtered by your search.

Filter Wildfires
Premium-only feature
Options to filter by Minimum Acres Burned or Distance from your location.

Tap second button from left to display Filter options.

You can filter Wildfires by Minimum Acres Burned and Distance from your location. This will filter the list and the map.

Sort Wildfires
Premium-only feature
Sort the list by Acres Burned, Distance from your location, Alphabetically by name, or the Updated Date.

Tap second button from right to display Sort options.

You can sort Wildfires by Acres Burned, Distance from your location, Alphabetically, or by the Updated Date.

Hide Wildfires
Tap the Settings button (bottom right) then turn off the Show Wildfires in List View setting.

Tap the Settings button to display the settings.

Toggle the Wildfires List on / off here. The wildfires will still display on the map unless you also turn off the Wildfires map layer.

PAGER Info
Earthquake details now include a direct link to the PAGER info on the USGS Website.

Tap the PAGER link in the earthquake details.

The PAGER shows estimated fatalities, economic impact, etc.

OpenStreetMap With Imagery Basemap
We have added a second OSM basemap, a hybrid of satellite imagery plus OSM reference information. Better for viewing earthquakes in Haiti because more towns, roads, bridges, etc are labeled.

The new Imagery with Open Street Map basemap.

Open Steet Map shows more roads, bridges, etc in Haiti.

Hurricanes Data Layer
Premium-only feature
Includes observed track, forecast track, and forecast cone. Tap a point along the track for more info.