Hi Boyko,

This is my latest forecast chart (indirect address).

http://www.freewebs.com/eq-forecasting/Data.html

Remember that those charts are updated on a regular basis. So, they change from week to week.

On the top chart you need to look for line peak groups at 22 E and 22 E plus or minus 90 and 180 longitude degrees. So you would be looking for line peak groups at one of these:

158 W, 68 W, 22 E, 112 E

And if you go down a few charts you can see a viewer that lets you focus in on longitudes.

I myself don't see any peaks at all at those longitudes. And an earthquake with a magnitude lower than say 6.0 or 6.5 might not appear on my charts for that area. But I would suspect that there should be something visible if there were going to be any significant seismic activity in that area.

SUMMARY: My own data cannot help confirm that forecast. That does not mean that there won't be an earthquake. It just means that if there is going to be one it is not yet showing up with my latest data.