Using our published FDL method, we use it as a systematic predicting
tool for determining the dates of additional stresses exerted in a
region which may lead to earthquakes or not. Our methods are
experimental and we test them in real-time.
Please note the disclaimer at the end. We expect an accuracy for the prediction of +-1 day from the dates shown in the charts.
In the following diagram, we can see Pakistan/Afghanistan/NW India Stress Calendar for the period of February 2020.
For this period we can observe that there is a Higher* probability to have an event >4R if the stresses coincide on faults. For example in Pakistan/Afghanistan/NW India on 1st, 6th, 10th 18th and 24th February 2020 is possible and you can see their relative significance from the calendar below:
(Note the scales are not Richter nor logarithmic they are dates of increased probability).
The probability scales are as follows:
*SMALL (<40%), MEDIUM (40-60%), and HIGH (>60%)
You can read about our methodology here.
Disclaimer
Our new ANDROID APP is now on Google Play
You can download it free from
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mcom.bloggerapiapp&hl=en&
Please note the disclaimer at the end. We expect an accuracy for the prediction of +-1 day from the dates shown in the charts.
In the following diagram, we can see Pakistan/Afghanistan/NW India Stress Calendar for the period of February 2020.
For this period we can observe that there is a Higher* probability to have an event >4R if the stresses coincide on faults. For example in Pakistan/Afghanistan/NW India on 1st, 6th, 10th 18th and 24th February 2020 is possible and you can see their relative significance from the calendar below:
(Note the scales are not Richter nor logarithmic they are dates of increased probability).
The probability scales are as follows:
*SMALL (<40%), MEDIUM (40-60%), and HIGH (>60%)
Disclaimer
Our new ANDROID APP is now on Google Play
You can download it free from
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mcom.bloggerapiapp&hl=en&
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