Posted by EQF on October 10, 2010

Hi Shan,

A number of moderately strong EM Signals were detected during the past few weeks. And most of them were processed and the information related to them was stored on my Data.html Web page on October 6, 2010.

My own earthquake forecasting program development work has been progressing so rapidly lately and taking up so much of my free time that it have been almost impossible to keep the actual forecasting part of the effort current. But when people suspect that an earthquake might be about to occur at this or that location such as the 95 E location in your present forecast, they might want to check my Data.html Web page to see if there is a line peak at that longitude on the most recent time windows on my latest Chart.

If there is one at that longitude then the probability that an earthquake will occur at that location might be higher. And they could try contacting me by E-mail or through this bulletin board for additional information.

If there is no line peak at that location then the probability that an earthquake will occur there might be lower.

During the next few weeks a considerable amount of new earthquake forecasting data are scheduled to be stored at my Web site. I personally feel that they clearly show that at least some earthquakes can be predicted and that the forecasting method I have developed is working for at a certain percentage of our significant earthquakes. That information will hopefully be helpful to both earthquake forecasters and earthquake researchers around the world.

• Data.html Web page