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Re: Roger-correlation with largest flares? |
Don, check with Roger to see what he is interested in doing. But, it is too hard to look at a list of earthquakes like this-instead, we need the number of earthquakes over some magnitude vs days from flare. That can be graphed. Then, we might need to look at the peaks on the graph and see where the earthquakes are occurring-whether it is one large quake with a lot of aftershocks, or a lot of quakes in different areas. Chris Follow Ups: ● Re: Roger-correlation with largest flares? - Canie 19:45:35 - 10/31/2003 (19938) (1) ● Canie flare correlation - chris in suburbia 06:00:22 - 11/1/2003 (19940) (2) ● Re: Canie flare correlation - Canie 22:02:35 - 11/1/2003 (19951) (0) ● Different types of geomagnetic storms - EQF 07:57:19 - 11/1/2003 (19941) (2) ● Re: Different types of geomagnetic storms - chris in suburbia 10:36:12 - 11/1/2003 (19944) (1) ● Re: Different types of geomagnetic storms - EQF 12:28:55 - 11/1/2003 (19945) (0) ● Re: Different types of geomagnetic storms - chris in suburbia 10:35:37 - 11/1/2003 (19942) (0) ● Re: Roger-correlation with largest flares? - Roger Hunter 18:07:50 - 10/29/2003 (19915) (1) ● cumulative plot - chris in suburbia 11:08:05 - 10/30/2003 (19919) (1) ● On the way. n/t - Roger Hunter 11:07:17 - 10/31/2003 (19931) (1) ● flares and quakes - chris in suburbia 13:23:27 - 10/31/2003 (19933) (0) |
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