Live earthquakes in the World directly on the web

[elizabeth2010]

Hello,

If someone is interested in seismology research, i am giving you a great stuff to check what earthquakes are happening now in the World:


Also there are research data and statistics about all earthquakes in the World.

Best Regards,

 

[Andre]

Thank you and welcome to PF, Elizabeth,

Please notice that we have a Earth forum under 'Other science', where we can discuss these matters.

 

[elizabeth2010]

Sorry, you can move this subject to Earth Forum.

Thank you.

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

I just flew back from my vacation in Aruba and what I want to know is where is there a volcano when you need one?

 

[Astronuc]

Hello,

If someone is interested in seismology research, i am giving you a great stuff to check what earthquakes are happening now in the World:

Also there are research data and statistics about all earthquakes in the World.

Best Regards,

This seems redundant with USGS, with the addition of advertisements.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqinthenews/

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqarchives/

 

[elizabeth2010]

Yes, we collect data from USGS and we make additional statistics and predictions research.



---
Elizabeth Clayton,
Seismologist researcher
California CA, USA

 

[rewebster]

well, welcome Elizabeth Clayton, Seismologist researcher---I haven't seen anyone say that they're a Seismologist researcher here yet...

"we make additional statistics and predictions research."

soooo...

where's the next earthquake? : )

 

[elizabeth2010]

well rewebster, i can't say exactly when, because earthquakes can not pe precisely predicted :) we only can predict with 60% - 70% chance during a period of time but not in all world zones. This program is still under development, it is not finished yet. Probably until november 2011 we will be ready to post this system on the website.



---
Elizabeth Clayton,
Seismologist researcher

California CA, USA

 

[Evo]

Hi Elizabeth, welcome to our forum.

I'm afraid that we can't allow the link to your forum since it has ads. I also removed your e-mail address due to spam bots.

You are more than welcome to discuss seismology in our Earth forum.