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07-20-2015, 05:03 AM
Hi Duffy. Good to hear from you. Glad that you're still with us.
The only problem is 5's happen quite often. Per the USGS the historical record shows an average of 1319 per year. That's one every 6.6 hours. 6's are 134 per year, or one every 2-3/4 days.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/e...qstats.php
Nevertheless, any events that might correlate to your signal would be very interesting. Although you expect only in the high 5's, I think any large event at least that large should be considered as a possible correlation.
Brian
The only problem is 5's happen quite often. Per the USGS the historical record shows an average of 1319 per year. That's one every 6.6 hours. 6's are 134 per year, or one every 2-3/4 days.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/e...qstats.php
Nevertheless, any events that might correlate to your signal would be very interesting. Although you expect only in the high 5's, I think any large event at least that large should be considered as a possible correlation.
Brian