Contact Earthquake Report
Send corrections, accessibility feedback, archive-use questions and technical reports to the editorial desk. For urgent earthquake or tsunami instructions, contact your local emergency authority instead.
Choose the right enquiry
A clear subject line and the relevant archive URL help the desk assess your message efficiently.
What to include
- Correction or clarificationInclude the page URL, the passage concerned and a reliable source supporting the requested change.
- Technical or accessibility issueDescribe your device, browser, page URL and what prevented you from reading or using the page.
- Archive-use enquiryIdentify the article, image or dataset context and explain the intended use.
- General editorial questionUse a concise subject and provide enough context for the enquiry to be routed appropriately.
From inbox to response
- Identify the subjectThe desk separates corrections, archive questions, accessibility reports and general editorial correspondence.
- Check the contextRelevant event data and cited sources are reviewed before published information is changed.
- Reply when neededMessages requiring clarification or a substantive editorial response are answered by email as capacity permits.
Contact FAQ
Where should I report an error?
Email the page URL, a short explanation of the possible error and the source you used to verify it.
Can the desk confirm an earthquake in real time?
The site provides editorial context, not emergency verification. Consult your national or regional seismic agency for authoritative current data.
Can I request personal safety advice?
No. Conditions and official procedures vary by location. Follow instructions from local emergency and civil-protection authorities.
How do I report a broken page?
Send the affected URL along with your browser, device and a concise description of what happened.
May archive material be reused?
Contact the editorial desk with the exact material and intended context. Do not assume that third-party text or imagery is covered by the same terms.
Can I send an earthquake observation?
You may provide the approximate location, local time and a calm description of observed shaking. Avoid sending private or unnecessary personal information.
Editorial communication with useful context
Earthquake Report maintains seismic and volcano reporting, educational explainers, preparedness guidance and historical archive pages. Contact details are limited to the editorial email shown on this page.
Messages should not contain passwords, financial details, medical records or other sensitive personal information.