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Tectonix Engine

Bangladesh Earthquake Simulation Platform

Simulate earthquakes on real tectonic structures in Bangladesh. Understand seismic risks, analyze intensity distributions, and explore disaster preparedness scenarios with scientifically accurate ground motion predictions.

Backend Information

Our simulation backend runs on a cloud free tier, so it may sleep when inactive. If loading takes a bit longer, please give it around 40-50 seconds to wake up. Thank you for your patience!

Loading recent earthquakes...

Loading seismic data

Initializing fault lines and districts...

Realistic Mode

Uses natural magnitude based on fault stress profile, length, and slip rate for authentic scenarios

Hypothetical Mode

Manually choose any magnitude up to the fault's maximum to explore various "what-if" scenarios

Platform Capabilities

6 Major Faults

3 GMPE Models

64 Districts

Interactive Maps

Recent Updates

v1.2.0November 28, 2025

Enhanced Physics & Accuracy

  • Added Vs30-based site amplification for all 64 districts
  • Implemented magnitude-dependent pseudo-depth h(M) for realistic near-field attenuation
  • Replaced piecewise MMI mapping with continuous log relationship
  • Added aleatory variability for uncertainty quantification
  • Improved ground motion predictions for Bangladesh geology
v1.1.0November 24, 2025

UI Redesign & Data Expansion

  • Redesigned UI with emerald accent color and Titillium Web font
  • Expanded district coverage from 20 to all 64 districts of Bangladesh
  • Added real-time earthquake feed from USGS API
  • Implemented interactive MMI scale with detailed information panels
  • Added educational pages for MMI, PGA, GMPE, and fault types
v1.0.0November 22, 2025

Initial Platform Launch

  • Core earthquake simulation engine with 3 GMPE models
  • Interactive map visualization with Leaflet.js
  • 6 major fault lines of Bangladesh
  • Realistic and hypothetical simulation modes
  • Export results in PDF, CSV, and JSON formats

Developed by Rajieb • Advanced Machine Intelligence Research Lab