Earthquake Warning Downgraded To An Advisory
Posted by EQF on September 10, 2011

My September 6, 2011 Earthquake Warning is being downgraded to an Earthquake Advisory now that the following earthquake has occurred:

2011/09/09 19:41:35 49.49N 126.96W 23 6.4 Canada Area
NEIS Data

What this means is that earthquake forecasters around the world should still keep watch for a few more days for any highly suspicious looking local earthquake precursor data. However, there is a good chance that that Canada was responsible for the EM Signals that I have been detecting. Time will tell if that was the case.

The chart below is the latest earthquake forecasting chart from my Data.html Web page. An earthquake line has been added for that Canada earthquake.

The similarities of the line peak groups in the circled area suggest to me that the Canada earthquake might have been responsible for those recent strong EM Signals.

Note that there isn’t a strong line peak on the Canada earthquake line around 127 W where the earthquake occurred. That happens fairly often. And it could be because my forecasting program location determination probability equations need to be more advanced.

Without going into detail, when the earthquake line does not have a strong line peak at the earthquake's longitude then that means that it would probably have been more difficult for my computer programs to point to the correct longitude for the expected earthquake.