Real-Time Damage Maps
Satellite-derived and field-verified damage assessment, hours after the event.
Science, simulation and smart technology
Disaster Risk Reduction
We help cities prepare for earthquakes before they strike — with data, science and simulation.
What we doWhat we do
Agent-Based Modeling
Rescue teams, medical units and volunteers simulated as intelligent, interacting agents.
GIS Simulation
Dynamic scenarios in geospatial environments, built on real urban infrastructure data.
Response Optimization
Evidence-based allocation of resources, routes and priorities under uncertainty.
Our flagship product
Quakeagents — simulate earthquake response, end to end.
Quakeagents is a GIS-enabled, agent-based simulation framework that models how firefighters, EMS, police, volunteers and citizens respond after an earthquake — so emergency managers can test policies, find operational bottlenecks and improve urban resilience before the next event.
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Our services
Our services
From hazard science to operational response — three ways we work with cities and institutions.
Seismic Risk & Loss Assessment
Hazard, vulnerability and loss modeling for buildings, lifelines and urban districts — grounded in local building-stock data.
Read moreAgent-Based Emergency Simulation
Multi-agent simulation of search-and-rescue, medical surge and volunteer coordination in post-earthquake conditions.
Read moreWeb-GIS Decision Support
Interactive geospatial dashboards that turn simulation outputs and field data into operational decisions.
Read moreFrom the blog
All postsLatest news
Research notes, field lessons and platform updates.
SimulationWhy agent-based models are changing earthquake response planning
Traditional loss models tell you what breaks. Agent-based models tell you what happens next — who moves, who waits, and where the plan quietly fails.
Mohammad Taghi AkbariRead moreResearchDigital twins for seismic resilience: promise and pitfalls
Everyone wants a digital twin of their city. Fewer ask what data it needs, how it stays current, and when a simpler model answers the question better.
Mohammad Taghi AkbariRead moreSimulationRouting ambulances when the road network is part of the disaster
Post-earthquake routing is not shortest-path with traffic. Debris, aftershocks and incomplete information demand policies that stay good when the map is wrong.
Mohammad Taghi AkbariRead morePortfolio
All projectsSelected projects
GIS & remote sensingBam Earthquake Damage Mapping from Satellite Imagery
2023
Earthquake engineeringSeismic Risk, Vulnerability and Casualty Assessment in the Chahno District of Mashhad
2023
Earthquake engineeringSeismic Vulnerability Assessment & Retrofit of Tkibuli School (Georgia)
2022
Earthquake engineeringSeismic Vulnerability Assessment & Retrofit — University Women’s Federation College (Dhaka, Bangladesh)
2022
Our capacity in numbers
0+Earthquake scenarios simulatedAcross urban districts and lifeline networks
0Urban regions modeledHigh-resolution building-stock and road-network models
0+Response strategies evaluatedRouting, triage and resource-allocation policies
0Peer-reviewed publicationsIn earthquake engineering and disaster-risk journals
Our team
The team
A small team with deep roots in earthquake engineering and disaster-risk research.
Mohammad Taghi Akbari
Lead Developer
PhD Candidate in Earthquake Engineering, IIEES
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