UPDATE – July 11, 2012
Posted by EQF on July 11, 2012 at 15:36:14:

UPDATE – July 11, 2012

Another strong EM Signal was detected at the following time:

2012/07/10 10:58:00 UTC

Earthquake researchers around the world should be checking their local precursor data for possible approaching significant seismic activity.

If this expected seismic activity occurs far out in the ocean or in a remote area then it might be relatively unimportant. But if there are a lot of precursor data appearing for some location near a populated area or where tidal waves (tsunamis) are frequent then this could be a matter of concern.


With analyses done so far, none of the recently detected EM Signals appear to be good matches for one another. And that can make it difficult to identify specific locations for the expected approaching seismic activity.

Past analyses indicate to me that this is likely partly an indicator that more than one fairly powerful earthquake is approaching rather than a single earthquake. However, one of them might be especially powerful. And energy fields or strain associated with it could also be helping cause some of the other fault zone related EM Signals to be stronger.


One of the main reasons that these EM Signals are being generated now and not at other times could be because of all of the solar storm activity we have been having during the past few days.

My data indicate to me that in most cases, the original energy source for these signals is not an earthquake fault zone but rather certain types of solar storms. Energy from them intereact with the fault zone causing the secondary types of EM Signals that I work with to be generated. When there are no solar storms of the right type and a powerful earthquake is approaching, there might not be any stong EM Signals to detect.

This is a Web page that shows solar storm activity:
http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/alerts/warnings_timeline.html

That dependence on solar storm energy for these EM Signals to be generated is one of the major limitations of this particular earthquake forecasting program. However, some warnings are better than no warnings at all.

It will probably take a few days to do more detailed analyses of all of these recent EM Signals. On the plus side, if there is an especially powerful earthquake approaching, it is being delayed. My original highest probability Time Window ended yesterday, July 10, 2012.

These are personal opinions.