Press

Press kit for anyone writing about this

Media resources, brand assets and who to contact.

Logo & Brand Assets

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The page is near-black (#08090a) and the mark is white; on a light ground use the dark wordmark. Please do not recolour either.

Platform Statistics

80
Data Sources

Scientific monitoring organizations worldwide

16
Disaster Types

Earthquake, fire, flood, volcano, tsunami, cyclone, and more

20
Cascade Rules

Heuristic scenarios of possible secondary hazards, without probabilities

45s
Min Latency

Fastest detection for seismic events

10
Languages

Multilingual interface and SEO

24/7
Monitoring

Continuous automated operation

About Calamity.live, Boilerplate

Calamity.live is a real-time global disaster monitoring platform that aggregates, normalizes, and scores natural disaster events from scientific data sources. Covering 16 disaster types, from earthquakes and wildfires to volcanic eruptions and disease outbreaks, the platform detects cascade interactions between hazards using 20 heuristic interaction rules informed by hazard literature; the weights are not calibrated probabilities. Key capabilities include: a proprietary CalamityScore (0-100) for heuristic event priority, urban proximity indices and separately identified gridded population estimates, and cascade modeling that identifies secondary hazard chains (e.g., earthquake → landslide → flooding). The platform serves readers who want to know what is happening near them, researchers (bulk dataset exports), civil protection and disaster risk reduction agencies (CAP-compliant early warning feeds), and media (embeddable widgets). It does not sell risk scoring to insurers. Operated by Leone Ventures.

Embeddable Widget

Add a live disaster map to your article with a single line of HTML:

<iframe src="https://calamity.live/embed/globe"
  width="100%" height="500"
  style="border:none; border-radius:8px;">
</iframe>

Free with "Powered by Calamity.live" watermark. Configure widget →

Daily Risk Headlines

The Calamity Forecast Index (CFI) generates heuristic activity assessments for covered country and hazard pairs. Citations need the calculation date, validity, model version and coverage. Values do not establish occurrence probability or predictive accuracy, and require editorial interpretation.

Synthetic wording examples, not current assessments:

"Recorded earthquake activity index: 67/100, high index band; validity and coverage accompany the value"

"Recorded volcanic activity index: 78/100; this is not a calibrated eruption probability"

"Recorded flood activity index changed; compare matching versions and valid assessments"

GET /api/v2/forecast/JP

→ Per-country risk assessment, embeddable, auto-updated
→ Levels: critical / high / elevated / moderate / low
→ Includes driver text for editorial context
→ Free to cite with "Source: Calamity.live" attribution

FAQ for Journalists

Can I cite Calamity.live in my article?
Yes. Please cite as "Calamity.live, a real-time multi-hazard monitoring platform aggregating scientific data sources." For academic citation, see our /research page.
How often is data updated?
Data is polled in 4 tiers: critical hazards (earthquakes, tsunami) every 45 seconds, near-real-time sources every 5 minutes, monitoring sources every 30 minutes, and slow-moving hazards every 6-24 hours.
What are the data sources?
We aggregate from USGS, EMSC, GDACS, NASA FIRMS, NOAA, national geological surveys, weather services and other public agencies. Every source and its current state is listed on /coverage.
Is the data reliable for editorial use?
Calamity aggregates and scores data from established scientific monitoring organizations. It is not a replacement for official emergency alerts. All events include source attribution for verification.
Can I embed the map in my article?
Yes. We offer a free embeddable widget (iframe) with a "Powered by Calamity.live" watermark. See /embed for configuration.
Is the CalamityScore proprietary?
The formula is fully documented on our /methodology page: intensity (40%), population impact (30%), cascade risk (20%), historical context (10%). We believe in transparency.

Press Contact

For press inquiries, interviews, or data requests: info@leone-ventures.com

We typically respond within 24 hours.