Hi

I find the humor and the irony here unworty. Earthquake prediction is
real sience.

http://hraun.vedur.is/ja/prenlab/
http://hraun.vedur.is/ja/prenlab/stat1.html

More data can be found on the internet. Use google!

Regards.
J=F3n Fr=EDmann.

On sun, 2009-05-17 at 17:40 -0600, tchannel wrote:
> Geoffrey,  You may have something there!    I also an not a mathematician=
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> but one educated person told me that earthquakes are like a basket of=20
> sleeping puppies, when one moves it trigger a series of additional=20
> movements.   I have found this also to note worthy.
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> > Howdy PSN;
> >
> > I understand you guys to be talking about EQ predictions.
> > From what I see it is a lot like the US Navy says about
> > accidents. There is a correlation between the number
> > of small accidents and large accidents ( saying they
> > are really accidents and not some kind of premeditated thing)
> >
> > So you watch the number of small accidents or the frequency thereof
> > and when you see the sudden increase of small ones
> > then a big one is right around the corner if you do not
> > do something right away to reduce the small ones.
> >
> > There seems to be a relationship between accidents
> > and Earthquakes, I'm not a mathematician in Statistical
> > things ( other things neither) but it seems it may be a kind of law of=20
> > nature
> > the way both of these things are behaving.
> > Does anyone concur ??
> >
> > geoff
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