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NASA earthquake prediction today
Earling's short-term seismic risk models have been successful in predicting earthquakes with high accuracy. In fact, Earling predicted the magnitude 5 earthquake that hit near the observatory in northeast Shasta County seven days in advance . This is not the only earthquake that Earling's models have predicted with precision. The risk of all major earthquakes, including the magnitude 6.2 earthquake on December 20, 2021, and the magnitude 6.4 earthquake on December 20, 2022, was detected before they occurred.
M6.4 Petrolia, Dec 20, 2022 California Earthquake
On December 20, 2021, an M6.2 earthquake occurred offshore of northern California near Petrolia. The earthquake was located in the vicinity of the Mendocino triple junction, where the Pacific, North America, and Juan de Fuca plates meet. It was preceded by an M5.7 earthquake 30 km to the west, which likely occurred on the east-west trending Mendocino transform fault.
California and Nevada short-term (weekly) seismic risk models
There are several cities in California and Nevada that are considered to be particularly vulnerable to earthquakes due to their location near active faults and their population density.
In California, some of the most vulnerable cities include:
California and Nevada earthquakes events that no longer supripse
We are excited to offer a revolutionary new solution for preparing for and mitigating the risk of earthquakes in California and Nevada. Our advanced AI models have been designed to detect high-risk time-windows, alerting communities days before major earthquakes occur. This technology has been thoroughly tested and has been proven to provide early warning before the most damaging seismic activity. Our model was able to predict the Petrolia's M 6.4 earthquake that happened on December 20th, 2022 and the previous M 6.2 event that occurred 365 days before, a few days in advance.
California earthquake risks
California is located on the West Coast of the United States, and is home to the San Andreas Fault, one of the most active and well-known fault lines in the world. The state is also situated along the boundary of the Pacific Plate and the North American Plate, which makes it particularly susceptible to earthquakes.
Mysterious Severe Ground Condition Pattern Jan 2023
Exactly one year after a major earthquake shook the region in northern California, on December 20, 2022, a magnitude 6.4 earthquake once again hit the area. Despite monitoring the region for 365 days, Earling's Severe Ground Condition models did not detect any high-risk time-windows (a period of 2 weeks) leading up to the event. However, just a few days after the December 20th earthquake, the Severe Ground Condition models detected a high-risk time-window in the same region, marking the first high-risk time-window of 2023.
What's in M6.4 California Earthquake for CEOs, Co-Founders and Directors
Short-term earthquake forecasting for CEOs in the insurance industry typically involves using data and models to predict the likelihood of earthquakes occurring within a specific timeframe, such as the next 24 hours or week. This information can be used to help insurers make decisions about underwriting policies and pricing, as well as to plan for potential claims and losses.
California earthquakes weren't man made
California Business Journal - Dr. Christian Klose - a research scientist at Columbia University, Swiss Institute of Technology, German Research Center of Geosciences, etc.—has been advising for years now and broadcasting his counsel all over the world that the current geothermal energy operations at the Salton Sea “might be imprudent.” Such an expert on man-made earthquakes may be right, yet in the real workaday world, where risks are an unavoidable part of everyone’s life, even Dr.