Electricity: measuring and testing – Of geophysical surface or subsurface in situ – With radiant energy or nonconductive-type receiver
Patent
1996-11-04
1998-04-21
Strecker, Gerard R.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Of geophysical surface or subsurface in situ
With radiant energy or nonconductive-type receiver
324 72, 324323, 324347, 340690, 367180, G01V 312, G01V 116, G01V 1100, G01R 2900
Patent
active
057421668
ABSTRACT:
A method of detecting precursor seismic electromagnetic waveforms and predicting future seismic activity in the form of an earthquake by placing a detector including a dielectric material in contact with the earth. The detector receives at the dielectric material precursor seismic electromagnetic waveforms traveling within the earth emanating from a region of seismic activity. A sensor responsive to the dielectric material senses a series of individual discrete signals imposed by the waveforms at the dielectric material wherein each of the signals has the characteristic of a rise time that is shorter than its fall time. Alternatively, the discrete signals may be a single discrete signal characterized by a plurality of overlapping waveforms. Then predicting based on the series of the signals the occurrence of the earthquake.
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