Another Slow Tremor Moving Beneath Olympic Peninsula, page 8
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reply posted on 8-8-2011 @ 11:03 PM by berkeleygal
reply to post by westcoast


yeah, so he added 4 more hours and bunched them all together, which eliminated the radiating "paths".

ok. smells fishy to me


reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 12:37 PM by westcoast
reply to post by berkeleygal


The tremors are really heating up now. Over 400 on the peninsula yesterday!!

Pressure building? Quake in Southern Oregon/Northern Cali or off-shore Southern Oregon soon? (above 3 range...probably around 5.0 or more)


reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 06:32 PM by westcoast
reply to post by Frank Dinkle


LOL...you beat me to it. I just took a look and this:

MAP 4.0 2011/08/14 19:27:03 41.027 -125.326 2.5 OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA


source

It was about two hours after I posted, BTW.

Prediction? Well, I don't like to call them that....more of just an observation of cause and affect. I have seen a pattern emerge over time now involving these deep tremors. Only reason I state what I'm thinking is to try and confirm the observations so that maybe someday it can lead to a better understanding of what these things really are and what they mean.

Interesting thing with this quake though, is that it is NOT on a fault, nor did it originate from a fault with a depth of only 2.5 km. Perhaps another underwater volcano going active? Although, that would be a pretty large quake for that.

I'll be curious to see what the tremors have done today...should be posted in the next half hour or so.

If it's following the same pattern of the last few days (I woudn't expect this 4.0 to be anough to off-set it), than I really think we are still going to see something off-shore Oregon along the fault-lin in the 5,0 range. I don't think it's over yet!


reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 06:35 PM by westcoast
Oh, and HERE is a link to a map showing the location of this quake in regards to the fault lines. It is a ways North and a bit West of the known faults.

ETA: If you look a bit to the NW of the quake, you see the red line take a sharp turn to the East, making a point? That's about where I expect to see one.
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reply posted on 22-8-2011 @ 08:07 PM by westcoast
reply to post by westcoast


It looks as if the ETS (Episodic Tremor and Slip) has officially begun again.

I started a NEW THREAD to follow it, since it is a new year and event!!

Why has it started three months early? Is it significant???? Time will only tell.


reply posted on 6-2-2012 @ 11:24 AM by BO XIAN
reply to post by TrueAmerican




Yes, they are talking about a mega-thrust event, where a large portion of a subduction zone fault gives way over a considerable distance, in just a few seconds. Something like that happening along the west coast would most certainly cause catastrophic damage and a sizable tsunami. Very serious indeed, and it is one big factor for me staying away from the place and living on the east coast. That sukka is coming way too close to being overdue, and some say it is WAY overdue.

Also, I don't think that's unreasonable at all to suspect that what you've been hearing could be associated with this type of "slow" tremor, but note what the article said that they can't be felt at the surface. It is taking seismos to detect them, and I can see why they are having a tough time pinning down the depths of these, because it is out at sea.

The fact that they are recurring on a predictable, repeatable schedule is also very suspect to me, and almost implies something man made. Or well, not natural anyway.

I wouldn't put it beyond nature to have some other kind of thing going on down there such as a resonant cavity of water, oil, or fluid of some kind, which when it moves through causes some kind of tremor- like a harmonic tremor of sorts. It would be interesting to get some of these tremors on the spectragraph, and analyze for frequency content. That will tell some things right away.


I greatly appreciate that kind of analysis and commentary. I helps me appreciate the factors better, much more clearly. THX THX.

I don't think the Eastcoast of the USA will be doing very well, however. Both John Moore's (youtube) map and the Hopi elders' map available at

www.standeyo.com...

indicate serious problems for 100-200 miles inland on the East and Gulf coasts as well as the West coast.

This is 'buckle seatbelt' time for sure, imho.


reply posted on 7-2-2012 @ 10:40 AM by Olivine
reply to post by PuterMan


Thanks for posting this here. I totally missed your very important post in QW2012. Scary.
I know I don't say it often enough, but a huge "Thank you, PM" for all your number crunching.


reply posted on 7-2-2012 @ 11:17 AM by westcoast
reply to post by PuterMan


Thank you for the link, you are right I had not seen it! I am off to work right now, but I will delve into this in the afternoon. I can already see just at a cursory glance that it's a good read!

I need to update this thread too..things have been busy.
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