These EM Signals look like they might be fluctuations in the Earth’s geomagnetic energy field.

There isn’t just one signal but probably a fairly large range of signals. Their frequency range can apparently go from perhaps 2 to 5 cycles a second to around 8000 cycles per second depending on which ones are being monitored.

Right now the most important part of this effort involves learning how to evaluate the signals so that accurate and effective earthquake warnings can be circulated. Information regarding exact signals characteristics etc. can be generated in the future. At the moment part of this effort involves simply determining which of the signals at the different frequencies are the most valuable. Perhaps certain frequencies can be ignored.

On January 11, 2010 I posted an earthquake advisory to this bulletin board. And the following day an earthquake in Haiti reportedly claimed a quarter of a million lives. My latest data that are presently being discussed here indicate that those signals were likely good indicators that the earthquake in Haiti was getting ready to occur. And if the signals could have been accurately deciphered then people in Haiti might have been warned to get ready for it.

Part of this effort involves developing a reliable list of earthquake precursors that people can monitor in the area where they live in order to determine if an earthquake could be approaching. Then when an advisory is circulated as was the case last January 11, they might be able to tell from their local precursor data such as abrupt changes in well and ground water levels, excessive static on radio and TV transmissions, glowing lights on the horizon etc. that an earthquake is headed for their area.