Major Quake is Imminent

Those will work, good find. I'll still have to do the larger regional maps, but these will work to overlay our data w/ quakes on the USGS maps.

This is ALSO good... NRT data, using the SEAMLESS system in an app. Print to file for EQ activity.

[link to nhss.cr.usgs.gov]

Bah... see what happens when you make me think??

Actually, THIS might be perfect, as you can resize and turn "disasters" on / off. You'll then be able to get a damn near EXACT overlay of the SAME map.

Last Edited by MountainTux on 04/02/2010 03:49 AM

Well I need to take a break for a little bit. Been staring at computer screens too long lol. I'm gonna try to work on some new mapping methods. I'd really like to get a clear map laid out with this current activity, there's going to be a LOT of activity this weekend.

Oh yeah, that is a good one. The only thing I don't like is that the U.S. is to the West (as it should be). I like having the Ring of Fire in-tact, to draw out the patterns & to follow the Pacific signals etc...

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INTERESTING one here... a fair bit of in-depth for the current need, but something to bookmark.

All right, I should probably grab a few Zs, as I have an earlyish shift tomorrow. Get some rest, have a good one!

This may come in very useful actually, good find!

Have a goodnight, I should probably get some sleep myself but there's just too much to do still. Gonna need to come up with a full-time crew to help out lol.

LOL, I already work from home... ;)

WOW - Watch out!

According to NOAA, there's now an immediate threat for a shock-wave arriving here on Earth within the next hour.


Space Weather Message Code: WARSUD
Serial Number: 70
Issue Time: 2010 Apr 02 0718 UTC

WARNING: Geomagnetic Sudden Impulse expected
Valid From: 2010 Apr 02 0720 UTC
Valid To: 2010 Apr 02 0750 UTC
IP Shock Passage Observed: 2010 Apr 02 0640 UTC



NOAA Space Weather Scale descriptions can be found at
www.swpc.noaa.gov/NOAAscales

So much for rest - I'm going to the equipment right now. This could be HUGE!!!!!!!!

WTH??

Where is that coming from?? Did that solar prominence finally drop?

Incidentally, the IDV software? Oh my... =-)

And I don't even have to emulate (ugh) WinDoze to use it.

I don't know where the hell this came from, just found it on Syzygy. This is wild and completely unexpected. It will be arriving very shortly and I can't wait to see what the equipment gets! Got about 3-5 minutes before it starts!

Watch Cali for a 'sea of red' squares on the USGS! No major signals yet, gonna do a wide sweep now. Be back in about 10-15 minutes with the findings. There is a chance our equipment will get knocked offline.

Looks like I'm not for bed yet! LOL Going out to grab a smoke, I'll be back shortly.

WOW! This is wild!! Our equipment is going wild, especially over the Rocky Mountains. I'm gonna take a portable outside.

Pressure building - [link to www2.nict.go.jp]

Heh, was already there... and the alert came from the Boulder Observatory, a six on the K-index (3 hr mean.) Still no idea what caused it.

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ALSO very cool!

Ok, I'm back... check this out (coming next post)

Ok, and then I really DO need to get off of this thing for a few hours... LOL

Could this be related. Check out these pics.
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I expected disruptions in our connection, instead we have the strongest connection & signal that we've ever had! I'm not really sure on the reason behind this, although I have a couple theories.

Messing around with the equipment & frequencies, I am able to pick up some wild noises that I've never heard. There's a lot of hollow pings, primarily coming from Alaska & Russia.

There haven't been any significant changes regarding possible seismic activity, with the exception of Alaska. I'm still very much confused with any of the data we've received from Alaska, so I'm not quite sure what to make of it. Several of the signals were consist with signals representing activity in the M4-M5 range. There was also a moderately strong 'initial' signal out of Russia, so I'll keep my eyes on that.

I did just get a brilliant idea for a map that I'll post during the day. I'm nearly certain that it will be perfect for understanding the data and will give everyone a chance to get involved on some level. I'm extremely excited about this, so hopefully you'll enjoy it and it works like I think it will.

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Damn, still rising...

[link to www2.nict.go.jp]

I guess it could be, but this really came out of nowhere it seems. I was checking out the pics & articles about it on Spaceweather - [link to spaceweather.com]

It really is massive! I don't pay too much attention to solar activity. It really only accounts for 10% of our research and actually probably not even that much. There are a few members of my team who are more in-tuned to the solar & lunar stresses in relation to seismic activity.

Damn, it sure is. I wouldn't be surprised if it turns completely white.

it looks pretty normal to me, a bit off the charts but not enough to be worried

Sounds excellent! I look forward to seeing it.

On an aside, the magnetosphere looks... odd in the latest update, that's the best way I can describe it. Not sure what accounts for that, but I have the timestamp and I'll dig into it in the LATER morning.

And with that... I'm off. Have a great one, and I'll be back roughly 9:30 PST.

Cheers!

Woah, HUGE "Boom" on the SE Shoreline of Thailand. Was just a single event so far, with zero warning. Was one of the loudest I've heard yet and was fairly shallow at roughly 8.5 miles.