Earthquake Knowledge Graph in Japan
summary
Knowledge graph of Japanese earthquakes is built in Neo4j ingesting JMA event feeds, JSI and disaster agency APIs, satellite TUS surface change tiles and a converted corpus of 24 paper references so citation links and dates are queryable. The system stores P and S arrival times and computes epicentral distances with the P–S arrival distance calculation example giving 16 km. Public counts 2011–2024 show ~1,000 intensity 4+, 249 at 5+, 38 at 6+. Goal is to flag rapid misinformation and enable graph queries without RDF.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:57Catfish Club and folklore
- 3:26Public earthquake data sources
- 8:13Satellite and API data
- 9:22Research paper knowledge graph
- 11:20Seismic wave calculations
- 13:18Misinformation challenges
- 14:04Conclusion and summary
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