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Quote from Jack's 2/17/10 message:
This forecast might be going for Jack's 5X5 (25 day) window. The percent of possibility is 36%. There have only been 4 other earthquakes that went to the 25 day forecast window. Usually the forecast window is 4X4 (16days).
The Chile 8.8 magnitude quake qualifies as one of the very few (4 to 6 in the last 30 years) rare 25 day quakes mentioned in the above quote. The last signals received were on the 1st of February when Jack received 10 signals.
Although initially forecast for the Greater Antilles area, in hindsight Jack feels that the signals received were, in fact, for this Chile quake. It was quite deep, as the many aftershocks have also been quite deep as well. If you look at the latitude lines for the Greater Antilles area, Chile is due south.
Following this post will be Jack Coles Method re Reflected, Refracted and Diffused Initial/Main Earthquake Signals.
This forecast might be going for Jack's 5X5 (25 day) window. The percent of possibility is 36%. There have only been 4 other earthquakes that went to the 25 day forecast window. Usually the forecast window is 4X4 (16days).
The Chile 8.8 magnitude quake qualifies as one of the very few (4 to 6 in the last 30 years) rare 25 day quakes mentioned in the above quote. The last signals received were on the 1st of February when Jack received 10 signals.
Although initially forecast for the Greater Antilles area, in hindsight Jack feels that the signals received were, in fact, for this Chile quake. It was quite deep, as the many aftershocks have also been quite deep as well. If you look at the latitude lines for the Greater Antilles area, Chile is due south.
Following this post will be Jack Coles Method re Reflected, Refracted and Diffused Initial/Main Earthquake Signals.