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Set up a real workspace
Create an account and a workspace using your organization’s name. Choose an owner responsible for access and keeping the information current.
Create a workspaceFor teams
Preparedness belongs in the everyday work.
Give your company, school or community team one place for locations, plans, tasks and practice. Begin with a small group, then extend the routine across your organization.
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Put each location in context
Add sites with an area and coordinates. Attach links to your organization’s existing preparedness plans and keep source documents under your own document controls.
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Invite the right people
Use workspace invitations and role-based access. Administrators manage access; coordinators organize work; members participate with the permissions assigned to them.
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Turn plans into assigned work
Create tasks, choose a responsible member and a due date, and review completion. Start with contact review, supplies review or a practice session appropriate to your team.
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Practice and learn
Schedule a drill, invite participants and open it at the agreed time. Collect voluntary responses, review participation and record follow-up tasks.
Plan a drillHow different teams can use it
A business with several sites
Maintain a location register, link each site’s plan and assign reviews to local coordinators.
A school or community group
Organize a practice session and keep role-appropriate plan links and tasks available to invited members.
A small team
Start with one workspace, one location and one plan review. Build a repeatable routine before adding more sites.
A shared workspace, with personal boundaries
Joining a company workspace does not give the company access to a person’s private circle, chats or phone location. Workspace campaigns collect only the responses people choose to submit. TELURICO supports coordination; your organization remains responsible for its procedures and response.
Early-warning goal · not operational yet
An earthquake has started. A warning may travel ahead of the shaking.
Electronic messages can travel faster than seismic waves. A system that detects an earthquake quickly enough may give people farther away a few seconds to take protective action. It cannot predict an earthquake before it starts.
What TELURICO can do today
Today’s notifications report published earthquakes or request a voluntary check-in. They do not predict wave arrival. Native apps and phone-sensing research provide a starting point; the validated detection and early-warning delivery system still needs to be built and tested.
Understand the early-warning planTELURICO does not predict earthquakes or operate a public early-warning service. Information and messages may be delayed or missed. Follow local authorities; do not wait for the app to take protective action.
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