Six research modules on one phone-first workbench: Seismic, Wildfire, Flood, Hurricane, Location Physical Risk and Future Risk. Every figure links to the free public source it came from. Educational and informational use only — not a safety service.
Recent earthquakes from the free USGS GeoJSON feed, with magnitude, depth, time (UTC) and a source link on every row. If the feed can't be reached, a clearly labelled sample is shown instead.
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| Mag | Place | Depth | Time (UTC) | Source |
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Source: USGS Earthquake GeoJSON feeds
Canadian wildfire situation context from the Canadian Wildland Fire Information System (CWFIS).
| Region | Fire danger | Note | Source |
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Live source: CWFIS — Canadian Wildland Fire Information System · always confirm current danger on CWFIS.
Flood watch and warning context lives with the official sources. ARQS's existing flood page is kept and linked here rather than duplicated (see REDIRECTS.md).
Hurricane season context and official forecast-aid links. ARQS's existing hurricane page is kept and linked here rather than duplicated (see REDIRECTS.md).
Type a region to combine the module scores into one 0–100 view with a Low / Moderate / High band. Demo profiles only (Vancouver, Calgary, Halifax, Toronto) — not a real hazard assessment. Nothing you type is stored.
Full service: ARQS Location & Physical Risk Intelligence
Scenario explainers for how hazard exposure may shift over multi-decade horizons. These are educational scenarios, not forecasts, and every one links its public sources.
Risk Intelligence presents public research data with its sources. It does not issue alerts, warnings or evacuation guidance. For emergencies, follow your local emergency authority; for official warnings, use the official government channels linked in each module.
