Ah, but what you do is to routinely connect yourself up to the EEG every night, 
in the same way that the seismic sensors are being recorded continually. Then 
when the quake hits, you can see from the change in the EEG record when you 
woke up.

Obviously, this needs a modicum of support in WinQuake and the PSN event file 
format.


On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:04:43 -0800 Canie  wrote:

> Unfortunately, there's just not enough time between the waking up and 
> the shaking to do anything! LOL!  Part of it is wondering 'now why 
> did I wake up?' - then the answer comes..  too late now!
> 
> Canie
> 
> At 09:44 AM 1/13/2010, you wrote:
> 
> >The way this discussion is going, we're going to get an outbreak of amateur
> >seismologists connecting themselves up to electroencephalographs, so 
> >that they
> >can correlate the interruption of sleep witn the seismic record.  :)
> 


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