Your emergency plan should know the ground.
A public USGS feed can add context to an emergency review. This page is a non-production pattern. Fibric is not authorized for autonomous control of elevators, gas valves, access, egress, or other safety-critical infrastructure; certified local systems and procedures remain authoritative.
A building given a sixth sense
the ground your building can't feel yet.
The whole loop, applied.
One pass through four moves, with a record at each step.
A tremor registers
In the seconds-to-minutes a quake propagates, the signal is already in the loop.
The operator proposes a plan
Weighed against your priorities (life-safety, access, continuity) before anything moves.
Draft an emergency review
The pattern can propose notifications and a checklist for trained people. It does not command elevators, gas valves, access, or egress systems.
Record the boundary
The signal, proposal, reviewer, and supported outcome belong on the record. Certified safety systems remain independent.
A seismic signal is a lead-time tripwire.
Notify the elevator response team
Prompt the certified gas procedure
Present the site emergency checklist
Preview the signal-to-review pattern.
Draft a site-specific emergency review from the public signal.
Give your building a sixth sense.
No public Fibric MCP endpoint or install action is available for this pattern. The USGS feed is real; the emergency workflow is illustrative.