It is the first time to our knowledge that a published research-based technique
is used as a systematic predicting tool for earthquakes. Our methods
are experimental hence we test them in real time and we will be
publishing our predictions regularly. Please note the disclaimer at the end. We expect an accuracy for the prediction of +-1 day from the peak dates in the charts.
In the following diagram we can see for France/Belgium Regions the Earthquake predictions for January 2017.
For this period we observe that there is a LOW*- probability to have an earthquake about 4R in the region of France/Belgium on 14-15th and 21st and 24th January 2017.
Note: The historical data for France-Belgium area are not sufficient for helping out significantly for predicting future events due to the fact that the earthquakes are few and of low intensity on average. However, we present the dates here our signals produce, which should be taken as vulnaribility dates, as the confidence is lower than other places of frequent earthquake events. We will test it in times ahead.
In the following diagram we can see for France/Belgium Regions the Earthquake predictions for January 2017.
For this period we observe that there is a LOW*- probability to have an earthquake about 4R in the region of France/Belgium on 14-15th and 21st and 24th January 2017.
Note: The historical data for France-Belgium area are not sufficient for helping out significantly for predicting future events due to the fact that the earthquakes are few and of low intensity on average. However, we present the dates here our signals produce, which should be taken as vulnaribility dates, as the confidence is lower than other places of frequent earthquake events. We will test it in times ahead.
The probability Scales are as follows: *SMALL (<40%) MEDIUM (40-60%) and HIGH (>60%)
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