Subj:	 Post M7.0 Earthquake Prediction
Date:	10/17/99 3:26:51 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From:	FrankCondon@Geo-Seismic-Labs.org (Frank Condon)

Geo-Seismic-Labs Report (c)1999 
Sunday, October 17, 1999 (03:12 AM PDT/ 1012 UTC 991017) 
Warning: 
"All information reported here is based upon data collection and analysis 
using procedures that are still considered experimental and might be of a 
shocking nature to certain individuals" Read it and use it at your own risk! 
--------Data is Subject to Change Without Notice-------- 
The Current Magnetometer Readings: 
Note: 1 Gamma = 1 nanoTesla (nT) = 0.01 mG (milligauss) All readings are 
based upon an elevation of 3,500 Ft. and taken with a magnetic declination 
of 13.8 Degrees East of True North. 
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The Daily Vector Analysis for Geomagnetic Field Changes (c)1999
Geo-Seismic-labs 

Hello All:
Let me take a few moments here to thank all of the supporters for their email
messages over the past 24 hours!
As you will find out shortly.... I have not dropped the Current Alert Status
below M6.5+... I feel that it is most probable there will be either another
earthquake or a very large aftershock of the Hector Earthquake in Southern
California. I based this decision on the lack of a substantial decrease in the
Delta Reading since 10/15/99. As long as it stays above 40 nT I'll keep the
alert at the current level of warning. As I already stated, this could yet be
another separate event. So it doesn't necessarily
mean it will be here in Southern California. But, previous experience tells me
that you should be aware of where you're going and look for places of possible
safety if the shaking starts up again. I currently do not know where the
stresses are now relieved and built up since yesterday's major earthquake. I
hope that USGS can give out that information like was done after the Lander's
and Northridge Major Earthquakes ASAP. I believe the area where the next major
earthquake in Calfornia might occur are the Owens Valley Fault Zone or San
Jacinto Fault Zone because of its close relationship with the High Desert
(Volcanic Center) near Lavic Lake.
So go to my website and check out the ANO and MAG Graphs for the most recent
information.

Be safe,

Frank Condon
http://www.geo-seismic-labs.org/
In Co-operation with Charlie Plyler at Elfrad: http://www.elfrad.com

An International Research Team Member of the Seismic Prediction Collaboration
Group) SPCG 
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preliminary until proven otherwise" 

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