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Re: Earthquake Prediction - Is Programming The Answer? |
Quite a loaded question but I do believe computers can and will help as they are getting powerful enough to be able to process all the variables and come up with an answer - My idea is that the system appears to be chaotic just because of so much data needing to be processed. I once thought of putting together a modeling of plate tectonics, stresses and such to see where the next quake would be but it requires an enormous amout of data - rates of movement, types of rock, etc - add to that FFA data as waves go bouncing around the planet, geomagentic info, etc, etc, etc - Almost too much for the mind to comprehend - I don't know enough about 'neural nets' (smart computers) - maybe they can help in this situation - I know they are used for weather modeling. Computers are merely a tool to assist in the analysis and compilation of data - they can do that job so much better than a mere human mind. It will take a true genius to put the program together to do the enormous job. Canie Follow Ups: ● Re: Earthquake Prediction - Is Programming The Answer? - Roger Hunter 20:54:09 - 5/29/2002 (15881) (1) ● Earthquake forecasting computer programs - EQF 10:31:33 - 5/30/2002 (15887) (1) ● Re: Earthquake forecasting computer programs - Roger Hunter 10:46:34 - 5/30/2002 (15889) (1) ● Re: Earthquake forecasting computer programs - EQF 13:09:37 - 5/30/2002 (15891) (1) ● Re: Earthquake forecasting computer programs - Roger Hunter 13:31:13 - 5/30/2002 (15892) (1) ● Re: Earthquake forecasting computer programs - EQF 15:15:26 - 5/30/2002 (15894) (0) |
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