Earthquake

Earthquakes in the U.S. usually mean California, but other parts of the country are also at risk.

AIR engineers visited Puerto Rico to inspect structural damage from the recent earthquakes.

Sinkholes opened up in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands after the January 28 Mw 7.7 Caribbean earthquake.

New Zealand’s most powerful earthquake in at least 200 years struck 165 years ago on January 23, 1855.

We hear a lot about hurricanes in the Caribbean, but a lesser known risk is from earthquakes.

Puerto Rico's January 7, 2020, Mw 6.4 earthquake highlighted Caribbean seismic risk.

Earthquakes in New South Wales are generally weak and infrequent—but can cause significant losses.

As the Astros and Yankees head into Game 4 of the ALCS, we're reminded of a World Series game out in California between local teams 30 years ago, when an M6.9 earthquake shook Candlestick Park.

AIR has been using the Capacity Spectrum Method (CSM) for earthquake damage estimation for many models developed since the 1990s.

Palu, a city of more than 330,000 people on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, was struck by a major earthquake and tsunami one year ago on September 28, 2018.