These are data pointing to past earthquakes which were stored on my new Data.html Web page on different days since it first got stared on June 28. The listed date is the date of the most recent EM signal of the 65 or used to generate each Web page data list.

June 28
Longitude, latitude, probability number -173 is 173W, -15 is 15S
-173 -15 97:
-174 -20 99:
-176 -19 99:
-177 -15 97:
-179 -33 98:
-179 -22 98:

2004/07/01 10:26:14 14.69S 178.17W 340.0 4.2 FIJI REGION
2004/07/01 14:59:29 23.01S 177.03W 100.0 5.4 SOUTH OF FIJI ISLANDS
2004/07/01 16:21:00 25.28S 179.43W 404.5 5.4 SOUTH OF THE FIJI ISLANDS
(NEIS data)

July 4
-173 52 97:

July 11
-173 52 96:
-174 -19 96:

July 13
-173 52 97:
-173 -17 98:
-174 -19 98:
-174 -22 97:
-178 -33 97:

July 15 earthquakes
-179 -18 81: 2004/07/15 04:27:11 17.68S 178.70W 560.0 5.4 FIJI REGION
-179 -17 81: 2004/07/15 04:27:11 17.24S 178.93W 560.0 7.1 FIJI REGION

July 18
-174 -19 96:

My analyses indicate to me that one or more signals which were detected on July 13 were almost certainly related to that approaching powerful Fiji earthquake. And I suspect that the temporary increase in the number of earthquakes on that July 13 list in the –173 to –178 area might have also been linked with the earthquake.

So far I have been focusing on getting the computer programs which generate those lists better organized. And I have not yet begun to look at the data themselves in detail. But those particular data looked interesting.