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Stanford turns to Twitter to track earthquakes

03
May
2014

Its easy to tell when an earthquake hits an area full of Twitter users — theres frequently a rush of panicked tweets within seconds of the ground shaking. If Twitter and Stanford University have their way, though, those posts could be useful for more than just alerting friends. Theyve conducted research showing that geotagged tweets can help model the effects of a quake while its happening.

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