GovBot Earthquakes & Landslides

GovBot Earthquakes & Landslides is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reports past earthquakes from the USGS Earthquake Catalog (ComCat) and mapped landslides from the USGS U.S. Landslide Inventory, read live from the U.S. Geological Survey's own services, each result with its source, query period and retrieval time. What it returns: - Earthquakes within a radius of a latitude and longitude, filtered by magnitude and date range, with distance, depth, magnitude type and felt-report counts. - Earthquake counts by magnitude band and decade, and the largest earthquakes, for a U.S. state or a radius. - Details of one earthquake by USGS event id: origin, magnitude, review status, and the ShakeMap and Did You Feel It? summaries as published. - Significant earthquakes in a period, worldwide or in one state, by the USGS significance value. - Landslides recorded near a location, with type, date where recorded, USGS confidence class and contributing inventory. Typical use: review the recorded earthquake history around a site or in a state, or check for mapped landslides near a location, before reading the agencies' own hazard products. How results are qualified: these are catalog records of past events, not forecasts or predictions, building-safety, engineering or insurance determinations, or an alerting source. Catalog completeness varies by magnitude, region and era; the landslide inventory compiles inventories of differing scope, and absence of a record does not establish absence of landslides. Not affiliated with the USGS, the Census Bureau or any government agency. The server writes nothing.