EMSC Earthquake Analysis - 06/15/2017

By: Gordon Rutherford

EMSC DATA downloaded
DATE 06/15/2017
UTC TIME 14:23:35

Number of quakes >2.5m 49

Highest Magnitude Quake

Depth = 20

Magnitude = 5.9

UTC Time = 00:26:14

KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND

Deepest Quake

Depth = 223

Magnitude = 4.8

UTC Time = 09:54:32

POTOSI, BOLIVIA

Magnitudes #

2.5m                        7

  3m                           29

4m                           9

5m                           4

6m                           0

7m                           0

8m                           0

9 +                           0

Depth KM #

Surface 0-5           11

   40            6-15     24

                16-25        5

Deep        26 - 50         3

    9          51 - 99          1

              100 - 199        3

              200 - 299        2

              300 - 499        0

                    500 +        0

Time Conversions

Summarized Epicenter Quake times to NASA JPL Data

Quakes to NOAA Geomagnetic Polarity

NOAA Geomagnetic Quake Distribution

                     Epicenter Magnetic Polarity

            Totals Percentage

    RED     (35)     71.43%

GREEN     (4)        8.16%

    BLUE       (10)    20.41%

 NASA JPL Data

M 6.9 - 5km NNE of San Pablo, Guatemala

By:  Gordon Rutherford

M 6.9 - 5km NNE of San Pablo, Guatemala
UTC Time = 2017-06-14 07:29:05
Magnitude = 6.9m
Location = 14.982°N   91.988°W 
Depth = 94.0 km

Drivers:
Sun at 120 degrees from the Moon
- Moon Resonating the incoming Neutral/Rotating Solar Magnetic     Field

Epicenter Geomagnetic Disposition
- NOAA displays a Neutral Polarity

Note:
Unknown, what the Rotating Solar Magnetic Field polarity is being experienced by Mars or Mercury.  Tool on SolarHam hasn't been updated since 5/30, and the last date available is the 9th.  I could make one, but at this point, being that the geometries influencing are just Lunar and Solar, so I DO NOT need this additional information for diagnosing this particular quake.


Epicenter Skyview

Antipodal Locations

Antipodal Skyview

NOAA Geomagnetic Polarity

NASA JPL Data

Boulder Magnetometer - 06/13/2017

By:  Gordon Rutherford

Boulder Magnetometer

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

15:35:47 UTC

Period 1

Driver:  Uranus at Geocentric Opposition w/ Jupiter at MEDIAN

NOTE:  Jupiter at 120 degrees from the Moon

(LUNAR GEOMETRY)

NOAA Geomagnetic Polarity

NASA JPL Data

Celestial Geometries - 06/13/2017

By: Gordon Rutherford
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
12:34:52 UTC

Reports assembled using the NASA JPL Horizons Data, NOAA DSCOVR Real-time Solar Wind Data, Solar System Scope, The Planets Today - Geocentric View, and the WSA-ENLIL SOLAR WIND PREDICTION websites and analysis tools...

Lunar Geometries
Venus at Lunar W. Elong
Jupiter at Lunar 120 Degrees

Combinational Geometries
- Jupiter and Uranus at Geocentric Opposition
- Earth passing through Saturn's Connected Path to the Sun


Rotating Solar Magnetic Field
- Earth/Moon in Positive to Neutral
- Mars to Neutral to Positive
- Mercury Negative


NASA JPL Horizon's Data

NASA JPL - FORECSATED

Complete Solar Report - 06/13/2016

By:  Gordon Rutherford

Solar Report for June 13th, 2017
- Incoming Solar Sector Boundary Crossing forecasted arrival June 15th - 12 hrs UTC

Wind Speed = 510 km/s
Magnetic Field Yield = Positive to Neutral Polarity

:Product: Forecast Discussion
:Issued: 2017 Jun 13 1230 UTC
# Prepared by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#

Solar Wind (24 hr Summary)
Solar wind parameters were representative of a positive polarity CH HSS. Solar wind speeds gradually increased from around 450 km/s to around 525 km/s through the end of the period. Total field started the period near 10 nT and gradually decreased to 5 nT while the Bz component was variable and reached a maximum deflection of -6 nT. Phi angle was in a positive solar sector.

Forecast
Solar wind parameters are expected to remain enhanced into day one (13 Jun) as CH HSS effects persist. A return to near nominal conditions is expected on day two (14 Jun) into the first half of day three (15 Jun). Conditions are expected to become enhanced again by the second half of day three due to an SSBC and negative polarity CH HSS.

FORECASTED

Coronal Holes

M 3.2 - 14km NNE of West Yellowstone, Montana

By:  Gordon Rutherford

M 3.2 - 14km NNE of West Yellowstone, Montana
UTC Time = 2017-06-12 22:54:55
Magnitude = 3.2m
Location = 44.783°N   111.039°W 
Depth = 10.6 km

Drivers:
Jupiter after Rise, at Eastern Lunar Elongation
- Moon at Median (Antipodal Skyview)

Epicenter Skyview

Antipodal Locations

Antipodal Skyview

NOAA Geomagnetic Polarity

NASA JPL Data

M 5.0 - 253km SSE of Saparua, Indonesia

By:  Gordon Rutherford

M 5.0 - 253km SSE of Saparua, Indonesia
UTC Time = 2017-06-12 15:46:47
Magnitude = 5.0m
Location = 5.609°S   129.688°E 
Depth = 34.1 km

Drivers:
Sun at Antipodal Median, during Moon at 150 degrees from the Sun
- Earth/Moon in the Neutral to Positive Rotating Solar Magnetic Field


Epicenter Skyview

Antipodal Locations

Antipodal Skyview

NOAA Geomagnetic Polarity

NASA JPL Data

M 5.1 - 82km NE of Tilichiki, Russia

By:  Gordon Rutherford

M 5.1 - 82km NE of Tilichiki, Russia
UTC Time = 2017-06-12 15:06:27
Magnitude = 5.1m
Location = 60.967°N   167.207°E 
Depth = 18.9 km

Drivers:
Uranus at Western Lunar Elongation
- Moon at Median
- Jupiter and Uranus at Geocentric Opposition


Epicenter Skyview







NOAA Geomagnetic Polarity

NASA JPL Data

M 6.3 - 4km S of Plomarion, Greece

By:  Gordon Rutherford

M 6.3 - 4km S of Plomarion, Greece
UTC Time = 2017-06-12 12:28:38
Magnitude = 6.3m
Location = 38.932°N   26.364°E 
Depth = 10.4 km

Drivers:
Jupiter at Eastern Lunar Elongation, during Jupiter Rise
- Moon at Median (Antipodal Skyview)

NOAA Geomagnetic Polarity

NASA JPL Data

Epicenter Skyview

Antipodal Locations

Antipodal Skyview

Solar Wind Data

Solar Wind Report - 06/11/2016

By: Gordon Rutherford

Solar Wind Report
- Noticed a steady increase in solar wind data today
   SPEED = 394 km/s

NOTE:
Solar Sector Boundary Crossing approaching on Jun 15/16th, based on NOAA Forecasting, shared in this post.

:Product: Forecast Discussion
:Issued: 2017 Jun 11 1230 UTC
# Prepared by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#

Solar Wind (24 hr Summary)
Solar wind parameters continued at nominal levels with solar wind speed between 266-305 km/s.  Total field ranged from 2-7 nT while the Bz component was between +4/-6 nT.  Phi angle was variable throughout the
period.

.Forecast...
Solar wind parameters are expected to persist at background levels under a nominal solar wind regime through day one into day two (11-12 Jun). By mid to late on 12 Jun through day three (13 Jun), a slight enhancement in wind parameters is expected as remnants of a recurrent, positive polarity CH HSS rotate into a geoeffective position.