This earthquake today 9th October is another hit. Notice that it is between the two peaks of 8th and 10th October as shown in the Global Predictions calendar for October 2014 posted in here a few posts back. This shows the HOT 3day window 8th 9th and 10th.
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| Magnitude | Mw 7.1 |
| Region | SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISE |
| Date time | 2014-10-09 02:14:31.8 UTC |
| Location | 32.08 S ; 110.92 W |
| Depth | 10 km |
| Distances | 3753 km W of Santiago, Chile / pop: 4,837,295 / local time: 23:14:31.8 2014-10-08 4114 km SW of Lima, Peru / pop: 7,737,002 / local time: 21:14:31.8 2014-10-08 4198 km SE of Papeete, French Polynesia / pop: 26,357 / local time: 16:14:31.8 2014-10-08 |
I still say it's a 6 day window.
ReplyDeleteIf you predict the 8th you will claim a hit for a quake on the 6th or the 10th.
Actually it's a 7 day window if you take 3 days either side of the predicted day
BTW, I'm a programmer. I do it to keep my brain active so no charge. I'll test any predictive method you come up with, as I have done for several others including Amit, EQF, Petra, Shan and Berkland.
It's a good way to avoid wasting time on blind alleys.
Roger.
I will count hits at the end of the month if this pleases you
ReplyDeleteI will count statistical hits at the end of the month. Actual predictions should have a tolerance of a day as I am not controlling time of earthquake. Therefore a hit as I call it here is the date predicted +-1. That is what I call a hit for now. For stats will use bins.
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ReplyDeleteThat's how I define a 3 day window
Roger
I define 3 day window as follows: Predicted day plus or minus one day. Or statistically 3 day bin
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