Domestic seismic model Diting unveiled, leveraging 20 million datasets for earth monitoring

A domestically developed seismic large model named Diting has been publicly introduced, capable of analyzing Earth's seismic activity. This model, which was showcased during the 2026 'New Journey: A Look at Emergency Response' interview tour at the National Key Laboratory of Earthquake Dynamics and Strong Earthquake Prediction, is built upon a substantial dataset comprising over 20 million entries. Currently, Diting excels in earthquake monitoring and providing rapid reports on major seismic events. It offers a distinct technical advantage by delivering seismic data extremely quickly using just a single monitoring station, providing a valuable time advantage for high-tech enterprises needing urgent event information, despite having a certain margin of error in accuracy. Looking forward, the Diting R&D team has established a broader objective beyond immediate alerts. The long-term strategy involves utilizing the AI's advanced pattern recognition and computational power to analyze complex physical signals within seismic activity, thereby supporting future earthquake prediction, forecasting, and fundamental scientific research.