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19 pts19 pts3 pts115 ptslesterNovember 25, 2018 at 9:36 pm #5377
Any location can be predicted for a total of 20 days (from a start time / date). If you wish to try for the 7+ Quake contest, this is limited to 7 days… after this expires, you can try again after a further 7 days have elapsed. You can also help your attempts by deciding on a “margin of error”… I generally use 250 Radial Kilometres. If I predict a specific location, and a Seismic event occurs within 250 kilometres of said location, I can claim a hit… though this doesn’t happen very often these days 🙂 .
New Zealand was a good choice, not a hit, but you were in the right region at the right time… something we both have in common !
Your location selection “does” have potential… and I wish you luck with your attempt !
Score: 019 ptsBeccasArtNovember 27, 2018 at 12:20 am #5378Thank you both for the communications, much appreciated 😊 I spotted the instructions, and also the pdf post from Ben, downloaded and read. So I will say that all the predictions I’ve posted on the 23rd have a time frame of 7 days to the 30th. The suggested radius of 100km (62mi) in an example, to which I thought a 150km radius – equal to 92 miles would be reasonable – this is what I’m applying to these recent predictions posted on the 23rd.
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Good luck likewise! My method is what is intuition, luck, and of course what’s taught on quakewatch.net, though I’m still not sure about the OLR map, which dark patches – the blue to hot pink, or the brown, or both? I’m an artist, and in terms of value scale, they are both dark patches.
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