The data supplied with the first posting are the best that are available at the moment with this forecasting method. People need to spend a little time on interpreting them. I usually cannot specify exactly when and where an earthquake will occur although once and a while that is possible.

Since the signals were detected on June 29, 2011, a five day window would be from June 29 through July 4, 2011. How could that be any simpler?

With one of the data processing method that was used for that first post, only longitudes data are generated. Latitude data are not. So, that longitude information is for people who are living and working along those longitude lines. For example, researchers in Taiwan around 122 E might check their local data to see if anything might be indicating that an earthquake could be approaching. If one were headed for that area then the local precursor data should be quite strong and easy to spot.

The second chart with that first posting shows the line structures of quite a few mostly destructive earthquakes that have occurred around the world during the past several decades. And if the #1 EM Signal line structure matched any of those earthquakes then people living near where it occurred might want to check for any easily observed strong earthquake precursors.

An expected earthquake could easily occur in any of a very large number of locations where it would not cause any damage. However, we generally don’t worry about earthquakes in those locations. So they are not displayed on that chart. Those other locations can be identified by actually running the downloadable forecasting programs that are available through my Web sites.

These are personal opinions.