My Statistics on Predicting High Risk Dates for Killer Earthquakes

Yearly Earthquake Charts 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

As of 6/4/2004, I have totaled the numbers for people killed by earthquakes from 2000 through 2004. These numbers are provided by the United States Geological Service. In column 1 is the year. In column 2 is the total number of deaths from earthquakes during my Earthquake Watches. In column 3 is the total number of deaths from earthquakes. In column 4 is the percent of deaths during Earthquake Watches.

Year	Deaths during my Earthquake Watches	Total Deaths	Percent During Watches
2000	198	231	85.7%
2001	21,030	21,357	98.5%
2002	301	1,685	17.9%
2003	26,434	29,019	91.1%
2004	(As of 6/4/2004) 645 (Year not tallied yet.)	715	90.2%
2005	Tsunami ~283,100 (Year not tallied yet.)	~283,100	not yet calc
2006	5,858	6,698	87.5%
2007	697	712	97.9%
2008	248 (Large China quake did not occur during Watch.)	69,612	0.4%
2009
Totals & Percent	338,511	413,129	81.9%

Professional geologists would consider me an amateur or even a crackpot. They scorn any attempts at predicting dates of higher risk for earthquakes. In some places, there are even laws prohibiting predicting earthquakes. This seems ridiculous to me. What would you think if meteorologists analyzed the weather -- especially for hurricanes, dangerous thunderstorms, and tornadoes -- and just simply did not tell the public their predictions? If you live in an area that has a high risk for earthquakes, I will leave it up to you to decide if there is a correlation in my assessments for earthquake risks.

Earthquakes

• Introduction and 1999 chart
• A New Earthquake Warning System
• my New Earthquake Warning Sensors
• Long-Term Tectonic Activity

Yearly Earthquake Charts

• 2000
• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005
• 2006
• 2007
• 2008
• 2009