While the MoodCompass Team got to be on the news for getting the location of the Japan earthquake/tsunami right in March of 2011, due to funding cuts and lack of personnel, we have had to devise less labor intensive methods for getting potential location data for future significant events.
If the event that still looks like it is preparing to show up, does indeed manifest, we would like to give a head's up to the most likely areas. The method we are using to do this is still experimental, and we will need a few more incidents to verify that we are on the right track. If a major tragic event originates in the United States in March or early April, the most likely region for it to occur is Central California, second likely, the Southwestern U.S., and third, the Northeastern U.S., although it could occur in less likely places-- such is the nature of probability. Looking at it globally, if it happened in March, it would most likely occur on the West coast of North America, Northern Africa, or Europe. For an event that ends up manifesting in early April, we do not yet have sufficient data to say where the highest locations globally would be.
And, if the "storm clouds" dissipate and there is no event to be expected, we will be very happy to share that here.
For more information on the current outlook or the MoodCompass Project, see http://moodcompass.com.
You can also like The MoodCompass Project on
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If the event that still looks like it is preparing to show up, does indeed manifest, we would like to give a head's up to the most likely areas. The method we are using to do this is still experimental, and we will need a few more incidents to verify that we are on the right track. If a major tragic event originates in the United States in March or early April, the most likely region for it to occur is Central California, second likely, the Southwestern U.S., and third, the Northeastern U.S., although it could occur in less likely places-- such is the nature of probability. Looking at it globally, if it happened in March, it would most likely occur on the West coast of North America, Northern Africa, or Europe. For an event that ends up manifesting in early April, we do not yet have sufficient data to say where the highest locations globally would be.
And, if the "storm clouds" dissipate and there is no event to be expected, we will be very happy to share that here.
For more information on the current outlook or the MoodCompass Project, see http://moodcompass.com.
You can also like The MoodCompass Project on
.
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