Autors: Palacios P. , Celi C. , Poveda J.

Note: Upcoming in the subsequent years.

This paper introduces a newly proposed Seismic Hazard Model for Ecuador. By seamlessly integrating comprehensive geological and engineering data with the latest advancements in discrete mathematics, our model delivers a refined understanding of Ecuador's seismic threats. We utilize up-to-date attenuation equations, harmonized with the available dataset, and supplement our analysis with probabilistic methods rooted in seed conditions and logical trees. A standout feature of our research is the development of interactive tools for seismic disaggregation calculations, designed for applicability across any location within continental Ecuador. Crafted using Python, these tools are made freely available to researchers, policymakers, and the general public. In essence, our model and its accompanying tools aspire to bolster seismic preparedness and understanding in Ecuador, not by sidelining prior endeavors, but by building upon them to achieve a comprehensive grasp of the region's seismic landscape.