
Includes all past predictions since this site was first launched in October 1998
Predicted Earthquake Actual Earthquake
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Date/Time Location Mag. Date/Time Location Mag. Probability* 8.11.1998 09:06 Papua New Guinea 5.0 (difference of 6 hours) (difference of 150 miles) 5.5 0.46% (1 in 217) 11.4.1998 00:46 Fiji Islands 6.5+ 11.5.1998 Fiji Islands 5.4 2.80% (1 in 36) 12.8.1998 Western U.S. 5.5 12.7.1998 CA/NV Border Region 3.7 30.24% (1 in 3) 12.17.1998 12:00 CA/NV Border Region 4.5 12.17.1998 CA/NV Border region 4.3 0.40% (1 in 250) 12.30.1998 Mid-Atlantic Ridge 5.5 12.28.1998 North Atlantic 5.5 0.02% (1 in 5000) 1.31.1999 Manila, Philippines 5.5 1.31.1999 16:51 Honshu, Japan 5.1 5.14% (1/20) 16:33 Diamantina Trench 6.0 2.16.1999 12:19 South Indian Ocean 4.8 < 0.01% (1 in 18868) 20:54 Eastern Caribbean Islands Region 4.5 3.7.1999 18:01 Virgin Islands 4.5 2.43% (1 in 41) 05:23 West of Manila, Philippines 5.8 4.17.1999 05:12 South of Fiji Islands 5.0 0.50% (1 in 199) 11:32 Fiji Islands Region 3.5 7.28.1999 10:08 Fiji Islands Region 6.2 0.04% (1 in 2299) Romania 6.5+ 8.17.1999 00:01 Izmit, Turkey 7.8 0.37% (1 in 270) 15:37 Hawaii 4.5-5.5 8.25.1999 00:01 Hawaii 4.0
32.99% (1 in 3)
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My current success rate: 80%
*Probability is the likelihood of an earthquake of the specified magnitude occurring within the target area in the time specified, based upon past regional seismicity. On this page, the value displayed is the probability of the real earthquake occurring when and where it actually did (and its actual size), in relation to the prediction. The formula used to calculate probability is similar to that used at Zhonghao Shou's Short-Term Earthquake Prediction Website and is as follows (slightly modified):
First, select the earthquakes whose epicenters are within the predicted area and whose sizes are within the predicted magnitude range from a certain earthquake database. Second, divide the period covered by the database into time intervals of the same length as the predicted time span. Designate the sum of all intervals as A. Finally calculate the probability P =1-(#of earthquakes)/A