ExtremeTech article on QuakeFinder

There was a recent article in “ExtremeTech” about QuakeFinder where they captured the essence of what QuakeFinder is all about.  If you are just starting to learn about QuakeFinder, this is a must read! Continue Reading

March 11, 2013 Anza, California Quake M 4.7

We are working towards forecasting earthquakes based on magnetic pulse patterns and air conductivity changes similar to those patterns observed prior to previous earthquakes. The only recent earthquake near one of our sites was Anza in southern California. Even though we thought the magnitude would be too small to detect, we did see some similar patterns. The Anza quake was a M 4.7 on Tuesday, March 11th at 08:55:42 PDT located approximately 13.4 miles S.E. from our Anza site (869). Our hypothesis, based on experience, is that we should see [...] Continue Reading

What does it take to make progress?

As I listen to the news regarding government gridlock over sequestration and recent USGS warnings about the number of deaths expected from earthquakes in the coming century, I am struck with the realization of how difficult it is to make progress, even in light of dire warnings about the consequences. In the case of our national budget, it is extremely difficult to obtain consensus on what to do and how to fix it.  Yet everyone agrees that we need to make hard decisions regarding government spending. However, no one seems to want to take th [...] Continue Reading

Scientists Seek Foolproof Signal to Predict Earthquakes

Here’s the interesting article from National Geographic: National Geographic: Scientists Seek Foolproof Signal to Predict Earthquakes     Continue Reading

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