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According to the to the USGS/NEIC on-line database the following three earthquakes of the first
half of 2001 worldwide have average Ms magnitude of 7.5 or greater -
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Date and Time |
Lat |
Lon |
Depth |
Magnitudes (mb, MS) |
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2001/01/13 17:33 |
13.049 |
-88.660 |
60 |
6.4 |
7.8 |
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2001/01/26 03:16 |
23.419 |
70.232 |
16 |
6.9 |
8.0 |
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2001/06/23 20:33 |
-16.224 |
-73.604 |
33 |
6.6 |
8.2 |
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The 13 Jan 2001 earthquake off coast Central America is a miss in the Test aimed at magnitude 7.5+
earthquakes.
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The 26 Jan 2001 (Gujarat, India) earthquake is just outside the area, where the NEIC data permits
to run the original version of the M8 algorithm. Note that one of the circles nearest to the epicenter
of the 2001 Gujarat earthquake (i.e. CI# 246) was in state of alarm, although the MSc second approximation
predicts an opposite side of it as the most dangerous area.
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The 23 Jun 2001 earthquake NEAR COAST OF PERU is a failure-to-predict in the Test aimed at magnitude
8.0+ events.
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