EARTHQUAKE FORECASTING SUCCESS !!! - Posted by EQF on March 14, 2012

It looks like some of the expected earthquake or volcano activity associated with my March 7, 2012 Earthquake Warning has now appeared. And the good news is that news reports so far are not indicating that there was any destruction. There could have been with that initial 6.9 magnitude earthquake!

2012/03/14 12:05:06 35.71N 140.73E 17 5.7 Japan Area
2012/03/14 11:40:19 40.95N 144.79E 22 5.4 Japan Area
2012/03/14 10:57:42 40.76N 144.83E 22 5.7 Japan Area
2012/03/14 10:49:25 40.79N 144.77E 10 6.1 Japan Area
2012/03/14 09:08:38 40.89N 144.92E 27 6.9 Japan Area

As I said on one of my updates for that Earthquake Warning, I had identified two locations for possible seismic activity. Both were in the Japan area. One was a little to the east of that at 142 E. The other was farther east at 135 E.

Also as I said in one of my updates, it is my policy not to circulate exact location information like that in public bulletin boards etc. because these are just probability numbers. And they can be easily misinterpreted.

However, I did tell a number of people that I was expecting this seismic activity to be headed for Japan and provided them with those locations and charts that showed why my data were indicating that. And I am going to try to get them to confirm that I sent them that information now that those earthquakes have occurred.

The Time Window was also about right.

When the expected earthquake does not occur within a week or so of the EM Signals, it will then likely occur at multiples of 7 days from the EM Signal date. The main group of EM Signals were detected on March 6. And March 14 would be roughly 7 (8) days after the time the signals were detected. Plus or minus one day would be normal.

That multiples of 7 days delay rule is not absolute. Those are simply higher probability dates.

There are lots of charts etc. regarding those earthquakes that I am hoping to try posting here if time permits.

And, I am still watching for signs of some type of activity along the edges of the Juan de Fuca plate, likely towards the south end of the plate and perhaps most likely in the Axial volcano area.

These are personal opinions.