Comment – December 3, 2012

Most of my available earthquake related time over the years has been spent getting computer programs running effectively and efficiently. And there has not been too much time available to do any actual research on the data the programs were generating.

The computer programs are running fairly well now. And with this latest expected earthquake I have been able to run some tests on recently developed theories. The results look pretty good.

Tests were run on three earthquakes that occurred last August in the Philippines, El Salvador, and California.

2012/08/31 12:47:34 10.82N 126.62E 35 7.6 Philippine Islands Region
2012/08/27 04:37:20 12.27N 88.52W 20 7.3 Offshore El Salvador
2012/08/26 20:57:58 33.02N 115.55W 9 5.5 Southern California
NEIS Data

The tests showed that there were high quality matches between my EM Signals detected less than a week before each earthquake and the earthquakes themselves. The tests also provided some information regarding why multiple strong signals are at times detected within a few hours of one another before a powerful earthquake occurs.

A chart related to those earthquakes will probably eventually be posted here. Right now the focus is on a possible approaching earthquake.

These are personal opinions.