Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011
Posted by EQF on August 13, 2011 at 12:01:11:

Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – Posted by EQF on August 13, 2011

JAPAN EARTHQUAKES

The latest Data.html Web page forecast chart is clearly showing that recent EM Signals have been pointing to approaching Japan area seismic activity. And the following earthquake just occurred in that area.

2011/08/11 18:22:05 36.99N 141.08E 38 5.9 Japan Area
NEIS Data

It would be expected that any forecasting program for global earthquakes would be indicating that earthquake aftershock activity is headed for the Japan area following that extremely powerful 9 magnitude March 11, 2011 earthquake.

And, the fact that the line peak groups can be seen on the following chart provide a type of proof that this forecasting program is working and that earthquakes can in fact be predicted.

Remember that that chart will change as newer versions are stored on the Data.html Web page.

YEAR CHARTS

The Year Chart files have just been updated with the latest information.


http://www.freewebs.com/eq-forecasting/Year_Chart.html

In my opinion, those charts represent some of the most advanced earthquake forecasting research and earthquake research in general being done anywhere. And it is unfortunate that more researchers around the world are not trying to evaluate those data. The line peak groups can represent a type of X-ray picture of what is taking place in fault zones around the world.

With the following chart it can be seen how EM Signals were probably being generated months and even years before that catastrophic March 11, 2011 earthquake in the Japan area that occurred at 142 E.

And if you look at the March, 2006 through April 2007 areas on the chart you can see how the line peaks changed locations at the same times that powerful earthquake occurred.

In theory, the line peak groups should be at the same longitude as powerful earthquakes that are occurring around the world. However, that is not always the case. And the reasons for that are not yet fully understood. If might be related to limitations in the accuracy of the earthquake forecasting computer program’s present probability equations. Or, the line peak groups might actually be accurately indicating where EM Signals are being generated even though the earthquake responsible for them is going to occur elsewhere.

These are personal opinions.

Follow Ups:
     ● Re: Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011 - Roger Hunter  13:58:24 - 8/13/2011  (79065)  (1)
        ● Re: Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011 - EQF  18:35:17 - 8/13/2011  (79066)  (1)
           ● Re: Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011Year Charts + Japan Earthquakes – August 13, 2011 - Roger Hunter  19:06:50 - 8/13/2011  (79067)  (0)