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AN EARTHQUAKE SENSITIVITY BASED EARTHQUAKE FORECASTING PROGRAM

INTRODUCTION:  Part 1  (this present part)

From:  E.D.G., Scientific Consultant, edgrsprj@ix.netcom.com
Posted To:  Earthquake Related Newsgroups
Date Posted:  Saturday, August 2, 1997

Copies To:  Government Agencies, Disaster Response Groups,
Scientific Groups And Individual Scientists, News Services, Other
Interested Parties
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INTRODUCTION

       The three notices in this series will discuss an Internet
World Wide Web site based earthquake forecasting program which is
designed to rely on the ability of "earthquake sensitives" around
the world to detect approaching earthquakes by sensing when
earthquake related seismic activities are occurring.

       People can tell from the contents of this first part what
information the two other parts contain and then decide if they
wish to download and read them.

       A number of Web site addresses for this forecasting
program can be found at the end of Part 2.  However the data file
which most people will probably be interested in is a report
which contains 11 days worth of earthquake sensitivity data.  It
can be found at:

http://www.webcom.com/quakenet/seismic/101report.html

       All of the information in these notices represents
expressions of personal opinion.


TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part 2

1.  The Theory Basis For This Earthquake Forecasting Program
2.  Recommendations For Earthquake Sensitives
3.  Recommendations For Government Officials, Disaster Response
Groups, Scientific Groups, News Service Personnel, And Other
Interested Parties
4.  Web Site Addresses For The Program

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part 3

5.  Advantages Of This Approach To Forecasting Earthquakes
6.  Limitations Of This Approach To Forecasting Earthquakes
7.  An Earthquake Sensitivity Type Warning Picked Up Just Before
The Catastrophic January 17, 1995 Earthquake In Kobe, Japan
8.  Other Earthquake Forecasting Methods