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By article published on the early alert of earthquakes and the use of AI to consider only three seconds of earthquake registration at a station.The scientific journal Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth expressed its recognition to the institutional head of the Geophysical Institute of Peru, Hernando Tavera, for its co -authorship in the article Early alert of earthquakes from 3 second records, in a single station with automatic learning.
The distinction to Tavera stands out because the article is in the Top Viewed article, that is, above 10 % of all publications of the 2023 most read and consulted by researchers around the world.
This research is part of the scientific production that supports the project Early alert system of earthquakes in Peru (SASPE) in components 1 (generation of scientific knowledge) and 2 (monitoring network and alert of earthquakes).
The publication was made by Dr. Pablo Lara together with Dr. Tavera and Dr. Adolfo Inza, by the PGI, and Quentin Bletery and Jean-Paul ampuero of the University Cote Dazur of France.
The SASPE project is funded by Peru and carried out by Peruvians for the benefit of all Peruvians found in the 10 coastal regions of our country.
The head of the PGP, who thanked him and his Peruvian colleagues, stressed: The publication maintains the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to consider only three seconds of registration of the earthquake at a station to know its magnitude and hypocentral parameters, vital parameters to identify the magnitude equal to or greater than M6.0, which will generate the alert in urban areas probably more affected. Indian
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth is a worldwide leading magazine in disseminating disciplines such as data science and artificial intelligence with solid land applications, environmental geophysics, geochemistry, geodesy, geodynamics and kinematics of plaques, geomagnetism and paleomagnetism, among other disciplines of sciences of the earth.
From the PPE it is generated science to protect us, science to move forward.