Short-term Earthquake Prediction

Short-term Earthquake Prediction Based on Seismic Precursory Electric Signals Recorded on Ground Surface.

	CONTENTS
1.	Short-term earthquake prediction (monograph by Dr. Thanassoulas, C., 2007).
1.1.	Theoretical analysis:
1.1.1.	In this web site.
1.1.2.	In PDF downloadable form.
1.2.	Universities and Research Institutions where you can access a hard copy of it.
2.	Recent research articles of EQ prediction interest placed at the database (Physics -Geophysics) of Cornell University, N.Y., USA.
3.	Earth's electric field, as registered by the PYR, ATH and HIO monitoring sited, in compressed (.rar) downloadable form files.
4.	Earth's magnetic field, as registered by MOP, in compressed (.rar) down- loadable files.
5.	Earthquake's catalog of Greece, since 1901.
6.	Greece's seismicity of the last 7 days.
7.	Athens regional area seismicity of the last 15 days.
8.	Current status of the Earth's electric field at PYR, ATH and HIO monitoring sites.
	- 1 day's recording
	- 7 days ..
	- 1 month ..
	- 6 months ..
	- 12 months ..
	- 24 months ..
	- Complete dataset since - 2003.
	- 1 day period oscillating electrical signals vs 14 days period tidal waves.
9.	Strange attractor seismic precursor determined from ATH, PYR and HIO monitoring sites.
10.	Site statistical analysis.
10. 1.	Detailed current month.
10. 2.	Daily visiting countries since 1st November 2004.
10. 3.	Distinguished visitors (Universities - Research Organizations).
11.	Who we are.

ANNOUNCEMENT (April 9th, 2012)

Dear visitors,

   We regret to inform you that we are not capable to support (technically and financially) any more the operation of ATH and PYR monitoring sites.

   Moreover, there was no response to our earlier (May, 25th, 2010) call for collaboration and establishing a technically and complete upgraded monitoring network in the Greek territory.

   Under these conditions it is senseless to continue the operation of the present network. The already collected data will continue to be available in our URL for the utilization of any possible research project.

   We feel justified for our work because of the great interest shown by the URL visitors, the initiation of 3 Ph.D thesis (concerning earth's electric field and earthquake prediction) in Universities abroad, the large number of downloading of the recorded data and the monograph "Short-term earthquake prediction".

   Our future research activity will be concentrated in some interesting new ideas on earthquake prediction which will be studied in relation to the already present electric data. The results will be presented as usually by papers placed at the Cornell University (arXiv.org).

Dr. Thanassoulas, C.

Geophysicist

contact e-mail: gthanding@gmail.com