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Astrotometry Log April 4th, 2010 approximately 04:04 UTC

Earthquake Watch thru April 12th, 2010

Weak solar x-ray emissions and Astrotometry of recent coronal disturbances indicate intense Northern Hemisphere seismic events the coming week.

A severe seismic event with several strong aftershocks, is indicated in the northern hemisphere before April 12th 2010. The event may produce severe shaking through a broad latitude from 1 degree north latitude to 25 degrees north latitude plus or minus 10 degrees. The event maybe accompanied by a very strong event 30 additional degrees north plus or minus 10 degrees.

The exact location of the events is unknown.

Recent activity along the San Andreas fault and at the seams of the Philippine Plate indicates one of those regions as the most likely location. The shape of the coronal disturbances, however, seem to fit the features of the San Andreas fault.

Analysis of activity in other coronal features indicates a possible tsunami in the northern reaches of the effected region.

The most likely days for the event, are April 4th 5th and 6th.

This experimental log is a service of the Cosabio Virtual Institute and is not suitable for emergency response. Emergency managers are encouraged to use all available data, including other earthquake indicators, in consideration of appropriate action.

An annotated video version of this forecast will be available at:    / astrotometry  

Results of this watch will be annotated at the end of this video.