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USGS Global Earthquakes M2.5+

24-hour snapshot · April 13, 2026

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Sample structure: 99.8 / 100
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Category
Scientific
Records
45 rows
Format
CSV
Update Frequency
Not documented
Collection Method
uploaded
PII
No flagged field names; not a privacy audit
Download links issued
8

Source, license and coverage

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License
Not documented — confirm reuse terms with the seller
Source / creator
Supplier-cited: USGS
Collection method
Supplier description: A fresh snapshot of all earthquakes magnitude 2.5 and greater recorded worldwide in the past 24 hours, sourced directly from the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program real-time feed.
Coverage / snapshot
24-hour snapshot · April 13, 2026
Data last updated
Not documented
Update schedule
Not documented

Source documentation ↗

Source attribution is supplier-reported. The source link identifies publisher documentation; it does not independently verify this uploaded extract. Supplier-reported capture/snapshot date: 2026-04-13. This is not a verified source update date.

Sample structure score: 99.8 / 100

This automated check describes the inspected sample, not factual accuracy, legal rights, representativeness, or the quality of the entire dataset. It is not a customer rating.

Assessed 10 sample records (CSV) on 2026-10-09. All records in the provided sample were checked.

CheckPointsEvidence
Populated cells49.8 / 50219 of 220 top-level cells contain a value. Null, absent and blank values count as missing; zero and false count as populated.
Consistent value types30 / 30219 of 219 populated cells match their column's most common observed type. Types are inferred, not checked against real-world truth.
Consistent record shape20 / 2010 of 10 records have the expected fields. CSV/TSV use the header width; JSON uses the union of observed keys.
Field-level findings and improvements

Check missing cells and mixed types below. Document intentional missing values or mixed types in your field descriptions. Do not fill legitimate unknowns with invented values just to increase this score.

FieldMissing cellsMost common typeOther populated types
time0 / 10string0 / 10
latitude0 / 10number0 / 10
longitude0 / 10number0 / 10
depth0 / 10number0 / 10
mag0 / 10number0 / 10
magType0 / 10string0 / 10
nst0 / 10number0 / 10
gap0 / 10number0 / 10
dmin0 / 10number0 / 10
rms0 / 10number0 / 10
net0 / 10string0 / 10
id0 / 10string0 / 10
updated0 / 10string0 / 10
place0 / 10string0 / 10
type0 / 10string0 / 10
horizontalError0 / 10number0 / 10
depthError1 / 10number0 / 9
magError0 / 10number0 / 10
magNst0 / 10number0 / 10
status0 / 10string0 / 10
locationSource0 / 10string0 / 10
magSource0 / 10string0 / 10
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About this data

Magnitude 2.5+ seismic events from a captured USGS daily feed, with event times, coordinates, depth and magnitude measurements. This is an archived snapshot, not a live feed.

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Full supplier documentation
Original supplier listing: USGS Global Earthquakes — Past 24 Hours (M2.5+) A fresh snapshot of all earthquakes magnitude 2.5 and greater recorded worldwide in the past 24 hours, sourced directly from the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program real-time feed. Contains 45 events with full seismic parameters: event time (UTC), latitude, longitude, depth (km), magnitude, magnitude type, number of stations, azimuthal gap, minimum distance, RMS error, network, event ID, place description, event type, horizontal/depth/magnitude errors, review status, and location/magnitude sources. Format: CSV (22 columns, 45 rows + header). Source: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/summary/2.5_day.csv License: USGS data is public domain (U.S. Government work, not subject to copyright). Captured: 2026-04-13. Ideal for real-time geoscience demos, seismic monitoring prototypes, map visualization tutorials, anomaly detection notebooks, and agent workflows that need recent hazard data.

Schema

NameTypeDescription
timestring
latitudestring
longitudestring
depthstring
magstring
magTypestring
nststring
gapstring
dminstring
rmsstring
netstring
idstring
updatedstring
placestring
typestring
horizontalErrorstring
depthErrorstring
magErrorstring
magNststring
statusstring
locationSourcestring
magSourcestring

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