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    Posted: May 03 2015 at 11:20pm
I will look for quakes per year (M0-M10) and correlation with evarage  global temperature. EQ is number quakes in year, AT is Average Temperature. Since USGS archives gives different data further in history (20th century M1 or even only M6 and +) it is a bit complicated to compare data. 

It seems almost impossible to compare years to see if the numbers of earthquakes is growing. Strange !
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2014 EQ= 118.746
2013 EQ=  91.851
2012 EQ=  19.444
2011 EQ=  22.348
2010 EQ=  23.027
2009 EQ=  14.864
2008 EQ=  31.840
2007 EQ=  29.716
2006 EQ=  
2005 EQ=
2004 EQ=
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1995 EQ=

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1985 EQ=

1980 EQ=

1975 EQ=only M1(+) data

1970 EQ=only M6 data ?

1965 EQ=

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http://www.trackingbibleprophecy.com/birthpangs_earthquakes.php There does seem to be a trend to increasing magnitudes in earthquakes that might be related to global warming.
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1350630713003270

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An Innovative Mathematical Model analysis was carried out based on twenty years of earthquake data from California, Central USA, Northeast USA, Hawaii, Turkey, and Japan fault zones using Latitude, Longitude and Magnitude as variables. Using Poisson’s distribution and spatial connection model, an identifiable pattern was found within the random occurrences of the earthquakes around each fault zone. This research provides an effective contribution to seismology by improving probability of successful prediction.


http://www.elsevier.com/connect/how-i-published-in-a-scientific-journal-at-age-12 and http://www.elsevier.com/connect/14-year-old-scientist-predicted-a-major-earthquake-near-san-francisco?utm_content=sf4342180&utm_medium=spredfast&utm_source=googleplus&utm_campaign=Corporate+Comms&sf4342180=1
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http://phys.org/news/2014-10-global-surge-great-earthquakes-.html

The last ten years have been a remarkable time for great earthquakes. Since December 2004 there have been no less than 18 quakes of Mw8.0 or greater – a rate of more than twice that seen from 1900 to mid-2004. Hundreds of thousands of lives have been lost and massive damage has resulted from these great earthquakes. But as devastating as such events can be, these recent great quakes have come with a silver lining: They coincide with unprecedented advances in technological and scientific capacity for learning from them.

Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2014-10-global-surge-great-earthquakes-.html#jCp


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