[Duffy]

Bit of a strange title I know, but I've been combining online data with data from my newly refurbished set up, and it came out as the Laptev Sea region, specifically the North Russian coast at 72' N by 132' E.  I checked back four years in the records and found no activity, so either something is due, or I have take a wrong turn somewhere !   pattern in the signals is similar to recordings I made before a couple of Antarctic quakes occurred last winter, which suggests polar latitudes. I'm predicting this as a 5 - 6.5 event, and as I think the chances on this location are slim I'll include a margin of +/- 5'.  As the records show no activity here for some time, I will run this until 00:00 ut 30th September ... 

Duffy

(20:26 ut)

[Duffy]

(08-21-2016, 08:26 PM)Duffy Wrote: Bit of a strange title I know, but I've been combining online data with data from my newly refurbished set up, and it came out as the Laptev Sea region, specifically the North Russian coast at 72' N by 132' E.  I checked back four years in the records and found no activity, so either something is due, or I have take a wrong turn somewhere !   pattern in the signals is similar to recordings I made before a couple of Antarctic quakes occurred last winter, which suggests polar latitudes. I'm predicting this as a 5 - 6.5 event, and as I think the chances on this location are slim I'll include a margin of +/- 5'.  As the records show no activity here for some time, I will run this until 00:00 ut 30th September ... 

Duffy

(20:26 ut)

Just to clarify, "no activity" was referring to events in my prediction range ... 5 or above.  The last mag 5 in this region was 8 years ago on 4th July 2008 ... Sourced from Earthquaketrack.com