Screen site-specific liquefaction hazard against a global earthquake case-history database — case histories from 50+ earthquakes across 30+ countries.
Input CPT or SPT measurements, shear wave velocity, fines content, depth, groundwater table, and seismic loading (PGA, Mw). The tool accepts the full parameter set used in practice.
The engine searches 8,634 case histories and returns the most geotechnically similar sites, ranked by similarity score. Retrieve the top 1, 3, 5, or 10 matches.
Each result set includes an AI engineering analysis with risk classification, liquefaction outcome (YES / NO / Unknown) for each matched site, and field remarks from original reconnaissance data.
The tool accepts the complete set of parameters used in geotechnical liquefaction assessment.
qc, fs, Fr, Ic, u2
N60, Fines Content, D50, PI, Unit Weight
Vs, Vs30
Depth, GWT Depth, PGA, Mw
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The Liquefaction Hazard Engine is developed in active research collaboration with Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Methodology follows Boulanger & Idriss (2014) and cites the Next Generation Liquefaction (NGL) database, maintained by the NGL project, as a data source (Brandenberg et al., 2020).
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