GeoJSON / CSV / KML
USGS Earthquake Catalog
Real-time and historical earthquake data from the USGS with magnitude, depth, location, and shake intensity.
Natural hazards
Global natural hazard and disaster risk datasets including earthquakes, floods, wildfires, and landslides.
Downloadable datasets in this category
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Each dataset page captures official source links, access notes, and related GIS workflows.
Official sources and direct access
Mixed delivery
Pages combine official portals, direct downloads, and task-focused usage guidance in one canonical URL.
GEO coverage
Task-first content
Intros, FAQs, and workflows are written to answer real “where do I download…” searches.
Natural hazards pages help GIS users access authoritative data for risk assessment, disaster response planning, and hazard mapping.
These datasets pair naturally with DEM, population, and land cover data for multi-hazard exposure and vulnerability analysis.
Downloadable datasets in this category
Category pages aggregate the most useful entry points first, then push visitors into detailed dataset pages with richer steps and FAQ sections.
GeoJSON / CSV / KML
Real-time and historical earthquake data from the USGS with magnitude, depth, location, and shake intensity.
Shapefile / GeoJSON
Global active tectonic fault database from the Global Earthquake Model Foundation with slip rate and activity type.
Global flood hazard maps showing inundation for different return periods from the UN Global Assessment Report.
Shapefile / KML / GeoJSON
NASA FIRMS — real-time and historical active fire data from MODIS and VIIRS satellites.
CSV / KML / Shapefile
Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program database of Holocene volcanoes with location, type, eruption history, and hazard data.
Shapefile / KML / NetCDF
International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship — global hurricane, typhoon, and cyclone track data from 1842-present.
GeoTIFF
NASA Landslide Hazard Assessment for Situational Awareness — global landslide susceptibility and rainfall-triggered hazard nowcasts.
Recommended hazards workflow
Category FAQ
The USGS Earthquake Hazards Program provides real-time and historical earthquake catalogs with magnitude, depth, location, and shake intensity data.
Yes. These pages cross-link with DEM, building footprint, and population layers so you can assess hazard exposure against terrain and settlement data.