John, with the type of geology background and research experience you have you should be able to understand the basic concepts behind this technology in a minute. However even after I have explained things here at great length in response to your questions and in spite of all of the information that I have stored at my Web sites, this subject matter appears to still be a mystery to you.

Based in part on that I have to assume that the technology is sufficiently complex that relatively few people in the geology community are unable to understand it without spending more than just a few minutes thinking about it. I am having better success with other researchers around the world. But progress is slow in part because we are discussing so many different earthquake related subjects.

The problem is not with the computer programs but with the way that the sun and moon gravity forces are interacting with the Earth. They are producing some type of triggering effect which is not yet understood. Or at least there is no widely accepted theory for what is happening. However, even though the geophysics of what is taking place might not be understood it is still possible to develop data evaluation procedures that work. And the ones that I have developed do produce some good, valuable data.

Finally, at the present time the research which I am discussing here is focused on solar storm - geomagnetic storm – earthquake triggering – warning signal generation mechanisms, not celestial mechanics and geophysics.