Alaska Earthquake
FIRE-EARTH Model shows NEAR CRITICAL buildup of tectonic stress energy near the coast of Alaska.
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Global Tectonics Warning – April 27
Posted by feww on April 27, 2011
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Alaska Earthquake Forecast: Update 2
Posted by feww on August 11, 2009
A great earthquake may strike Alaska in 2009
FEWW Alaska Earthquake Forecast – Update # 2
FEWW Moderators believe a magnitude 9.2Mw earthquake could strike Alaska anytime.
Details of FEWW Alaska Earthquake Forecast were initially posted at Magnitude MW 5.7 Quake Hits Southern Alaska on January 26, 2009, and were subsequently revised in FEWW: Alaska Earthquake Warning on August 6, 2009.
FEWW has now revised the Alaska Earthquake Forecast as follows:
- Magnitude: 9.2
- Probability of occurrence: 0.8
- Estimated date of occurrence: November 19, 2009
- Date uncertainty: +/- 90 days.
- Estimated Location: 60.414N, 149.496W
- Location uncertainty: Radius of about 50km from the estimated epicenter
- Estimated depth: 8km [+/-2.6km]
FEWW Alaska Earthquake Forecast. Approximate location. Source of original map: Google Earth. Map may be subject to copyright.
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