That year 2001.html file at my Web site was stored there so that earthquake researchers and others could see how occurrence times for certain earthquake can be linked with easily observed and measured events such as peak times for sun and moon gravity strength related phenomena.

I am presently working on two more files like that one. If all goes according to plan, the larger, medium quality file will contain those types of data for the years 1990 to the present. And another especially high quality file will contain data for the year 2003.

That 2003 file will recommend that people around the world generate printed copies of the file. Then when earthquakes of interest occur this year they will be able to manually draw those vertical time lines for them on their file copies and compare what they are seeing with similar information for other earthquakes. If and when people offer suggestions for additional information to add to the original file I am planning to try to do that.

I already have those files running on my personal computer. And what I am trying to learn how to do is get them in a Web site compatible format. The first high quality Web site version of that 2003 file that I was able to generate was about 100 KB in size, much too large. I have now discovered how to store it in a file which is more like 20 KB in size. And it looks like I will try to go with that format.