SeismoHub was originally conceived and developed by Davood Saadati in 2019 as a web-based platform for conducting seismic hazard analyses. Subsequently, additional modules were introduced to extend its capabilities for earthquake-engineering and resilience studies, including PerformanceX (FEMA-P-58) and HazLab (HAZUS).

The applications currently accessible on SeismoHub represent basic releases; corresponding peer-reviewed publications will be listed here as they become available. Dedicated research case studies and validation efforts are underway so that users may employ each tool with full confidence. Until publication of each module’s methodology, responsibility for all analyses and results resides with the user.

SeismoHub has been developed without external organizational support or dedicated funding. Computationally demanding tasks—such as probabilistic hazard modeling, city-scale loss estimation, and building-performance simulation—require significant server resources, which has necessitated usage restrictions on some modules. We hope that future support will enable unlimited, free access for users worldwide.

For inquiries or collaborative opportunities, please reach out:

• Email: davoodsaadati1@gmail.com
• Telephone: +86-13076736852

Your feedback is invaluable and will directly contribute to enhancements in SeismoHub’s capabilities and service quality.

Additional modules and related publications will be listed as they are accepted for publication.