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| Re: EQF's prediction program |
Hi Roger, These are the types of data and studies that I am talking about. The four circled groups of data points in my opinion show that those earthquakes occurred when the sun – Earth – moon angle has specific values. And the line that you can see to the left of the second group from the top is significant. http://www.freewebz/com/eq-forecasting/90-05v.gif In saying the following I am not trying to be insulting but rather am attempting to provide a perspective. On a scale of 1 to 100 the effects that you are trying to examine have a level of complexity of perhaps 5. The ones that I am actually working with would have a complexity level of 100. My forecasting programs generate those angle data but don’t use them. I look at the angle data when I am trying to make a final decision regarding where I think that an earthquake could occur.Actually, the angle data are important. And they should be in use. But my programs are not yet sophisticated enough to make use of them. I don’t yet know exactly what importance I should assign to them and so cannot add any equations for them to my program. Follow Ups: ● Corrected address - EQF 15:16:04 - 8/6/2004 (22321) (1) ● EQF's prediction program - Roger Hunter 15:18:51 - 8/6/2004 (22322) (1) ● EQF's prediction program - Roger Hunter 16:04:19 - 8/6/2004 (22323) (2) ● Japan data pattern - EQF 05:09:54 - 8/7/2004 (22339) (1) ● EQF's prediction program - Roger Hunter 16:02:40 - 8/7/2004 (22349) (1) ● Re: EQF's prediction program - EQF 16:06:15 - 8/7/2004 (22352) (0) ● Re: EQF's prediction program - EQF 18:17:59 - 8/6/2004 (22327) (1) ● EQF's prediction program - Roger Hunter 20:01:59 - 8/6/2004 (22328) (1) ● Earthquake Pairs - EQF 00:25:04 - 8/7/2004 (22333) (1) ● Re: Earthquake Pairs - EQF 03:46:35 - 8/7/2004 (22337) (1) ● EQF's prediction program - Roger Hunter 07:31:37 - 8/7/2004 (22341) (1) ● Re: EQF's prediction program - EQF 14:46:15 - 8/7/2004 (22347) (0) |
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