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Let's get back to earthquakes |
Hi all; Here are two series of events happening over time.
Consider each dot to be a day and the lines to be continuous. We have two lines, each 224 days long, broken into 56 day segments. A seismogram looks like this except it's only one line. Now the top line has F and N in it, 16 in all. The next line Wrong. It's just chance. A 5 day window has (5*16)/224 = 35.7% This is the trap that Shan, Berkland and many others have fallen Roger Follow Ups: ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Barbara 08:03:33 - 6/18/2006 (38444) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Roger Hunter 09:12:43 - 6/18/2006 (38446) (3) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - marc / berkeley 13:59:20 - 6/18/2006 (38466) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Roger Hunter 14:21:55 - 6/18/2006 (38470) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - marc / berkeley 14:34:32 - 6/18/2006 (38472) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Roger Hunter 14:51:27 - 6/18/2006 (38473) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - marc / berkeley 11:36:33 - 6/19/2006 (38520) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Roger Hunter 12:31:50 - 6/19/2006 (38524) (0) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Barbara 10:41:09 - 6/18/2006 (38452) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Roger Hunter 14:24:14 - 6/18/2006 (38471) (0) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Russell 10:20:24 - 6/18/2006 (38450) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Roger Hunter 10:39:44 - 6/18/2006 (38451) (1) ● Re: Let's get back to earthquakes - Russell 11:04:55 - 6/18/2006 (38455) (0) |
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