中国地震局：加快推进预警能力转化为减灾能力

Core Viewpoint - The China Earthquake Administration emphasizes the acceleration of transforming early warning capabilities into disaster reduction capabilities as a key focus for 2026 [1]. Group 1: Early Warning System Development - Since the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Chinese earthquake system has established the world's largest early warning network, with over 240 million users and 300 warnings issued in 2025, serving over 18 million people [2]. - The 2026 work priorities include high-quality planning, effective response preparation for major earthquakes, enhancing public earthquake safety awareness, and implementing AI and data governance [2][3]. Group 2: Public Engagement and Service Optimization - The report highlights the need to improve public utilization of early warning information, enhance services in crowded places, and expand coverage to various emergency scenarios [2]. - Customized services for key industries will be optimized, with applications in traditional sectors like schools and high-speed rail, as well as new fields such as precision manufacturing and quantum information [2]. Group 3: Technological Innovation and Collaboration - Continuous development of technology and the establishment of innovative teams are essential, with a focus on collaborative innovation among industry, academia, and research [2]. - The report stresses the importance of expanding the testing range for pervasive earthquake warning technologies and extending monitoring capabilities [2]. Group 4: Disaster Preparedness and Response - The administration aims to enhance disaster preparedness by closely monitoring seismic activity, implementing a strict evaluation and reporting system, and ensuring the stability of monitoring networks [5]. - The report outlines the need for a comprehensive approach to disaster response, including the integration of new technologies and the establishment of a marine earthquake monitoring system [5]. Group 5: Strengthening Earthquake Resilience - Efforts will be made to improve earthquake safety resilience through better management of seismic design requirements and the establishment of risk assessment frameworks in key regions [6]. - The report mentions the importance of conducting lifecycle assessments for major engineering projects to enhance their earthquake resilience [6]. Group 6: Legal and Regulatory Framework - The administration plans to revise earthquake disaster prevention laws and develop regulations for earthquake warning management [7]. - Collaboration with key industry departments will be strengthened to ensure local responsibilities for earthquake disaster prevention are met [7]. Group 7: Achievements and Future Goals - In 2025, significant achievements included 226 emergency responses, international recognition for earthquake rescue efforts, and over 1,000 major engineering seismic safety requirements established [7]. - The report also highlights the construction progress of the China Earthquake Science Experimental Field and the establishment of the first international earthquake scientific research organization initiated by China [7].