Author(s)

Strachimir Cht Mavrodiev¹, Lazo Pekevski², Emil Botev³, Ali Pinar⁴, Giorgi Kikuashvili⁵, Alexader Vol⁶, Arie Gilat⁷

¹INRNE-BAS, Sofia, Bulgaria.
²Skopje Seismological Observatory, Skopje, Macedonia.
³NIGGG BAS, Sofia, Bulgaria.
⁴Department of Earthquake Engineering, Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey.
⁵Tbilisi, Giorgia.
⁶OSHADI Drug Administration Ltd., Rehovot, Israel.
⁷Geological Survey of Israel, Jerusalem (ret.), Israel.

It is already well known that the “when, where and how strong” earthquake prediction problem cannot be solved by only analyzing the database from former earthquakes. A possible solution to this problem is proposed herein based on the analysis of the physicochemical processes as participants in earthquake preparation and on the characteristic rate of reflection of these processes on the Earth’s surface. The proposed procedure includes monitoring of correlation of electromagnetic fields variations with tidal waves. This solution provides a way of selecting a complex of reliable earthquake precursors using the Inverse Problem Method for earthquakes which will occur in the region around the monitoring point (radial distance ≈ 700 km) in the next seven-day period [1].

Earthquakes Prediction, Earth Degassing, Physical Chemistry, Explosions, Electromagnetic Field Monitoring

Mavrodiev, S. , Pekevski, L. , Botev, E. , Pinar, A. , Kikuashvili, G. , Vol, A. and Gilat, A. (2018) Study of the Possibility of Predicting Earthquakes. International Journal of Geosciences, 9, 688-706. doi: 10.4236/ijg.2018.912042.