AGU is an international scientific society of 35,000+ members. Research includes the Earth, oceans, atmosphere, space, and planets. AGU is dedicated to advancing the understanding of the Earth and its environment in space, and making the results available to the public through scholarly publications, meetings (Spring & Fall), and the Internet.

Non-profit company which promotes the science of geophysics, and specifically exploration geophysics throughout Australia.

Not-for-profit coalition of private and public representatives working together to improve the ability of Cascadia Region communities to reduce the effects of earthquake events.

The ESC is a commission of IASPEI, which is associated to IUGG and its aim is to promote seismological studies and projects in Europe, countries bordering the Mediterranean and immediate neighbours; an area from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge to the Urals and the Arctic ocean to northern Africa.

Imaging the subsurface structures using electric and electromagnetic methods.

Encourages the application and further development of statistical analysis to the problems faced in the earth sciences.

IRIS is a university research consortium dedicated to exploring the Earth's interior through the collection and distribution of seismographic data.

Victoria University of Wellington. Website has information about the university's geophysics programs, seismology, meteorology, New Zealand volcanoes and earthquakes, and earthquakes in general.

Non-governmental organization charged with the final collection, analysis and publication of standard earthquake information from all over the world.

Reviews the State of Missouri's earthquake preparedness, response, mitigation and recovery issues

Describes geophysical research programs and course content at Monash University in Australia. Provides a summary of geophysical methods for exploration, geotechnical, groundwater, and environmental surveys. Provides links for commercial services and the National Geoscience Teaching Network (NGTN).

USGS program has the primary Federal responsibility for recording each damaging earthquake in the United States on the ground and in man-made structures in densely urbanized areas to improve public earthquake safety. The program maintains a national cooperative instrumentation network, a national data center, and a supporting strong-motion data analyses and research center in support of this responsibility.

Laboratory researching interactions between permafrost dynamics and global climate and comparing changes in permafrost which have taken place in Alaska and Russia during the last century.

The Seismological Association of America is a nonprofit membership association for seismologists and earthquake engineers.

This International Association promotes scientific study of problems related to earthquakes and other seismic sources, and the Earth's internal structure, properties, and processes.

SEG hosts 2 monthly publications and yearly trade shows, at the international, national, and regional level. The major organization for geophysicists involved in exploration and production of hydrocarbons.

Siberian branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Information about earthquakes in the Western United States.