Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Earthquakes / February 2007

Extended Paper Submission Deadline:  March 4, 2007
    The 2007 International Conference on Modeling,
    Simulation and Visualization Methods (MSV'07)
   Date and Location:  June 25-28, 2007, Las Vegas, USA

I guess Barney Fife Bob and all the rest of the naysayers can't deny
what I said. The Hilina slump and the La Palma threats are REAL and
there is no denying that this will eclipse all former disasters in the
USA and other countries that share the Pacific rim and the Atlantic

You can find some seismicity maps about Aysen swarm here:
http://sismomundo.blogspot.com/
and some other here:
http://rafaelperalta.blogspot.com/

Family tree looks like a fence post. Have someone read Gerards replies
to you. He is intelligent, unlike you and your family. I appreciate
what he has to say. Why don't you go away and kill yourself? Seeeee-ya

From previous studies, we know that Kilauea is the site of an active
landslide, the Hilina slump, which has moved in historic times," said
Julia Morgan, assistant professor of Earth Science at Rice University.
"We now recognize that Kilauea also experienced a catastrophic

I find it interesting when birds other than the ostrich stick their
collective heads in the sand. Can you naysayers explain the writings
of aboriginal predecessors of images found on rocks and in caves that
depict a wave washing inland and sandy soil deposits on the Australian

Go to the link to view the graphics:
http://www.physorg.com/news90171847.html
A seismologist at Washington University in St. Louis has made the first 3-D
model of seismic wave damping - diminishing - deep in the Earth's mantle

This is getting old.
I just nailed a 3.3 quake today. A perrrrfect prediction. Anything
much greater would have pushed the plot OVER the forecasted maxium
thus violating the forecast.

U.S. West Coast Region (Oregon Center) near perfect hourly arc
formation.
Here's one of my earthquake forecast charts. Check out the top chart:
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/threee/earthquakes/oregon.bmp

My Current Seismic Forecast Charts
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California-Nevada:
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/threee/earthquakes/ca.bmp

It don't look too quiet for next several months - few years.
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/threee/earthquakes/oregon.bmp
I try to update this BMP daily.
Good luck,

Another accurate prediction came true just an hour ago. Check this
out:
I posted my forecast just in time. Look at the latest arrivals, namely
a nice 3.4 whopper at Mount St. Helens:

U.S. West Coast Region (Oregon Center) block getting interesting:
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/threee/earthquakes/oregon.bmp
The purple lines indicate what I call "thrust pockets." These form as
diagonal lines rest on plot "knees" pointing perpendicular directions

California - Nevada:
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/threee/earthquakes/ca.bmp
U.S. West Coast Region (Oregon Center):
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/threee/earthquakes/oregon.bmp

Click the OREGON link. If the LONG TERM chart (bottom) forecast
holds,
the remainder of Feb-April 2007 will all be in a seismic up cycle.
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