Hi EQF. I hope that you are refining your techniques and implementing new and useful ways to evaluate the data you track. I have been down this path with you before, so I think it best not to return to past conversations.

I will simply state that the past couple of major earthquakes that involved fatalities were not predicted on this board by anyone that I am aware of. As far as useful predictions go, these poor people who died must not have gotten any warning from anyone including yourself. In order for a prediction to be useful in preventing fatalities it must include location, magnitude, and a relatively tight time window.

I certainly hope that you are closer today to coming up with these types of useful predictions. If you refine your methods, please post a prediction to this board PRIOR to the earthquake and explain to us how you did it. Take care...Kate