MEFI Seismic Monitor
Merged measured earthquake catalogs with authoritative Earth UFR context
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Measured seismic activity, retained and compared without proxy substitution
Catalog events are merged, deduplicated, mapped, charted, and retained for 30 rolling days. Prediction and propagation overlaps are timestamped comparisons against recorded measurements.
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Events in active window
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Largest magnitude
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Latest event UTC
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Reporting catalogs
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Prediction overlaps
Awaiting
Earth UFR stage
Acquisition and display
Seismic Controls
Display count never limits archive acquisition.
Ready to load USGS, EMSC, and GEOFON earthquake catalogs.
Catalog availability
Source Status
Authoritative context
Earth UFR Relationship
Waiting for Earth UFR propagation state.
Event geography
Earthquake and Prediction-Overlap Map
Waiting for catalog events.
↔ Scroll or swipe left and right on compact screens. This is one fixed full-world extent; continents never repeat. Click or focus a prediction window for its complete details.
M<3M3–4.9M≥5Deep eventPrediction windowBase boundaries: Natural Earth 1:110m
Select an earthquake marker or prediction window to view its recorded details.
Active-window history
Event Count and Maximum Magnitude
MEFI lanes are display-normalized only when the overlay is enabled.
↔ Scroll or swipe across the full chart on compact screens.
Measured distributions
Depth, Magnitude, and Regional Counts
↔ Scroll or swipe across all distribution charts.
Recorded relationship
MEFI and Seismic Comparison
No causation is asserted; missing MEFI values are not reconstructed.
↔ Scroll or swipe across the full comparison chart.
Waiting for aligned Earth UFR history and seismic bins.
Merged measured records
Visible Earthquake Events
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↔ Scroll horizontally to view every event field.
| UTC time | Magnitude | Depth km | Latitude | Longitude | Region/place | Catalog source(s) | Prediction overlap | Propagation stage | MEFI sequence |
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Portable records
Import and Export
No manual import performed.
Methodology and disclosure
Data Integrity Rules
Catalog records are normalized to UTC, latitude, longitude, depth, magnitude, place, and attributed source. Deduplication merges records occurring within 35 seconds, 60 km, and 0.4 magnitude while preserving every reporting source. The rolling archive is time-based—not capped by the display count. Prediction overlap means a recorded event falls inside the stated time, radius, magnitude, and depth window. Geographic or statistical alignment does not establish causation.