Canie, if you see this note, could you check your records for May 21, 2002 and confirm that you received a copy of the earthquake advisory being discussed here. You were sent an informal version.

On June 22, 2002 the following destructive earthquake occurred in Iran:

2002/06/22 02:58:20 35.63N 48.95E 10.0 6.5 A WESTERN IRAN
(NEIS data)

Based on earthquake warning type signals detected around that time, on May 21, 2002 I circulated an advisory for an earthquake which I thought might occur near where the following ones had occurred:

2002/04/24 15:37:56 32.63N 48.37E 33.0 4.5 B WESTERN IRAN
2002/04/24 19:48:07 34.54N 47.33E 33.0 5.2 A WESTERN IRAN
2002/04/24 19:43:11 34.42N 47.38E 33.0 4.9 A WESTERN IRAN

Possible time windows that I proposed for the expected earthquake were May 21 to May 24 and then June 7.

As I pointed out in earlier notes, I am now using a computer program to study and evaluate these electromagnetic energy field fluctuation type warning signals and the earthquakes. And as proposed in the following report, it appears that both are often being controlled by different length time cycles. Three important ones are multiples of roughly 6.25 hours, 7 days, and 1 month.

Earthquake Triggering, Precursors, and Sensitivity
http://www.freewebz.com/eq-forecasting/128.html

These are personal opinions.