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Pakistan - 2010

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Japan - 2011

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Japan 

Sandy - 2012

#Haiyan  #Philippines - 2013

2014? 

Maybe you're not the next victim, but surely will have to help pay the bill!

The chances of devastating natural disaster strike in 2014 are extremely high ...

Physical devastation:

Thousands of deaths ...

Destruction of large water reservoirs ...

Destruction of nuclear power plants, like Fukushima ...

Destruction of bridges and roads ...

Economic destruction ...

Sanitary ...

Endemic ...

Politics ...

Military ...

Strategic ...

Compromising the entire global food security, economic, environmental, health ...

And it's not opinion, it is a real mathematical possibility, Science, Laws of physics and applied Geophysics, given the escalating geometric growth in the frequency and intensity of global warming ...

Check out the predictions already made ​​earlier:

Equation of global warming  http://dia-da-terra.blogspot.com/2010/10/equation-of-global-warming-part-02.html?spref=tw 

Signs not decoded http://dia-da-terra.blogspot.com/2011/06/signs-not-decoded-climate-and.html?spref=tw 

The worst is yet to come  http://dia-da-terra.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-worst-is-yet-to-come.html?spref=tw   

2014: Happy New Year?:

hurricane

typhoon

cyclone

tornado

snow

cold

ice

heat

fire

hunger

climate refugees

Economic crises

Volcano eruption

Tsunami

floods

landslides

overflowing rivers

rising sea level

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Where and when will the next catastrophe will convince the climate and geological changes that will destroy modern civilization, who insists on remaining indifferent to the reality?

November 15, 2013

Dia da Terra

November 15, 2013

Equation of the Global Financial Crisis ...

+ Corruption + Corruption + + corruption + x + corruption...

+ Inefficient financial management ...

+ Misuse of public money for political campaigns ...

+ Misuse of public money to favored individuals ...

+ Inversion of social values ​​...

+ Fun to distract the population ...

+ Expenses millionaire with advertising dollars ...

+ Travel and meetings useless and harmless ...

+ Expenses ordnance ...

+ Salary millionaires to the summit of the inefficien public sector ...

+ Waste of exhaustible natural resources ...

+ Ageing population ... retirees and pensioners ...

+ Inflation generated by the international financial speculation ...

+ Irrational consumption of luxuries ...

+ Climate Change ...

+ Geological changes ...

+ Natural Disaster ...

+ Increase geometry of the world population ...

+ Competition wild productive areas ...

+ Tax burden and wasted too much ...

+ Unemployed ...



(X) multiplied

- Natural resources ...

- Transparency in public administration ...

- Social policies for long-term ...

- State Public Policy, permanent ...

- Responsibility for the spending of public funds ...

- Answers efficient and urgent ...

- Popular participation in government decisions ...

- Agriculture ...

- Water ...

- Forest ...

- Rivers ...

- Food ...

- Living wages and distribution of wealth ...



(=) Equal > GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS, WITHHIGH POWER OF VIRAL INFECTION!

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@BBCscience #Japan's 11 March mega - #quake

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Japan's 11 March mega-quake shifted the ocean floor sideways by more than 20m (65ft), according one instrument p... http://bbc.in/iOXHQQ

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By Jonathan Amos Science correspondent, BBC News

This direct measurement exceeds the displacement suggested by some models built only from data gathered on land.

The figure was recorded by the Japan Coast Guard which maintains underwater geodetic equipment along the fault responsible for the giant tremor.

An upwards movement of 3m (10ft) was registered by the same instrument.

The data underlines once again the colossal nature of the Magnitude 9.0 quake and its associated tsunami.

"The scale is almost double that estimated only from the terrestrial data," the coast guard's Dr Mariko Sato told BBC News.

"Our results show how important offshore data are to know where and to what extent the rupture occurred on the plate boundary."

Dr Sato's research is reported in one of three online submissions to the journal Science this week.

The trio of papers shed further light on the causes and complexity of the devastating event. But they also illustrate the gaps in scientists' knowledge.

"We simply have to do a better job," said Professor Mark Simons, from the California Institute of Technology, whose team has pulled together a vast range of data to try to reconstruct what happened inside the Earth on that day.
Before and after

The 11 March event occurred close to the Japan Trench, the tectonic plate boundary where the dense rock of the Pacific Ocean floor is being pulled down (subducted) underneath Japan as it moves westwards towards Eurasia.
Acoustic transponder (Transponder) The Coast Guard put their positional equipment in five locations on the seabed

The quake occurred well out to sea - some 130km from the city of Sendai in the Miyagi Prefecture; but at a relatively shallow depth under the seabed - just 32km.

Data from arrays of GPS stations on land recorded a lurch in a south-easterly direction as a result of the quake, and this information has been used to estimate what would be an even larger horizontal movement of the ocean floor right above the site of the rupture.

But Japan's Coast Guard was able to recover more direct evidence by measuring the positions of five installations on the seabed. One of these instruments - fortuitously as it turned out - was sitting almost on top of the epicentre when the quake struck.

"The seafloor instrument is something like an acoustic-wave 'mirror'," explained Dr Sato.

"We first measure the position of a survey vessel by using the satellite (GPS) signal, and then measure the position of the seafloor instrument from the survey vessel by using acoustic waves. We repeated these observations - and comparing the positions of the seafloor instruments before and after the earthquake, we got the displacements."
Segment surprise

The instruments were set up 10 years ago, but their precise positions were assessed only last September. A cruise to conduct the post-quake reassessment occurred at the end of March, beginning of April.

The network reveals horizontal movement of 5m to 24m in an east-southeast direction, and a vertical displacement range of minus 0.8m (subsidence) to 3m (uplift). A station known as MYGI, which was closest to the quake's epicentre, recorded the 24m figure.

"Our results imply a huge slip on the shallow plate boundary close to the trench, which could cause a great tsunami," Dr Sato told BBC News. "It is difficult to explain the size of the tsunami only from our results, though they should give good constraints to the model by combining them with some other data."

Although the seafloor may have been seen to shift horizontally by this astonishing figure, the distance the opposing slabs of rock at the site of the rupture slipped past each other under the seabed would have been even greater - perhaps 50-60m by some estimates.

The quake's size and location surprised many researchers. There was general agreement that the "Miyagi segment" of fault that broke on 11 March had not built up the strain seen at other segments along the plate boundary, where Magnitude 7-plus tremors have occurred on a fairly consistent basis. But the models built by Professor Simons' team from a mass of observational data show this assumption to have been deeply flawed.
Southern concern

Quite why such large strain should accumulate in the Miyagi area is not clear. One suggestion is that features on the descending Pacific plate, such as an underwater mountain, or seamount, can get stuck as it goes down under Japan.

"I think of it as a pin between two sliding plates, and the area around it can creep a little bit but essentially the plates are stuck by this pin," explained Professor Simons.

"As the area around the pin creeps, it can fire off small earthquakes which in this case could be magnitude sevens or a small eight, but eventually the pin snaps and everything goes; and, if it's waited a thousands years, you might get 50-100m of slip on the fault."

The flawed thinking shown up on 11 March raises questions now about what might happen further to the south, closer to Tokyo, where one quarter of Japan's population resides.

The so-called Ibaraki segment of the plate boundary has been thought to behave in similar fashion to that of the Miyagi segment.

"We're most definitely not predicting an earthquake; what we're trying to do again is highlight our ignorance, and it behoves us to put in a lot of effort to figure out what is going on there," Professor Simons told BBC News.

According to the latest police figures, almost 15,000 people are now known to have died in the 11 March disaster with a further 11,000 still listed as missing.

Jonathan.Amos-INTERNET@bbc.co.uk

@EcoInteractive Nuclear Fuel Meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi Confirmed

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Nuclear Fuel Meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi Confirmed ~ http://bit.ly/jYl5tK

http://www.ens-newswire.com/

TOKYO, Japan, May 13, 2011 (ENS) - Tokyo Electric Power Company, operator of the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, revealed Thursday that nuclear fuel at one of the reactors is in a state of "meltdown."

TEPCO officials said that most of the fuel rods in the Unit 1 reactor have melted and fallen to the bottom of the reactor. They said cooling water in this reactor has fallen to a level that would expose those fuel rods that are still intact.

Holes have been created by melted nuclear fuel in piping at the bottom of the reactor's pressure vessel, allowing tons of water the company has been spraying into the reactor to cool the fuel to escape.

@BrkingWorldNews 'Do not cry': a nurse's blog brings comfort to Japan's

'Do not cry': a nurse's blog brings comfort to Japan's tsunami survivors http://t.co/us5c37o via @BrkingWorldNews

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'Do not cry': a nurse's blog brings comfort to Japan's tsunami survivors

An anonymous blog written by a Japanese nurse as she cared for victims of the tsunami has given strength to survivors and fellow relief workers

Justin McCurry

• Few aid workers could have imagined the scenes that awaited them as they set out for north-east Japan in the immediate aftermath of the tsunami in March.

  For days after the waves destroyed vast stretches of the Tohoku region's coast, patients filled the corridors of hospitals deprived of heat and water, and doctors examined thousands of patients, knowing essential drugs had been swept away by the walls of muddy water. And while they waited for supplies, they watched helplessly as elderly patients who had survived the tsunami succumbed to hypothermia.

#Japan: Geological Future

The sequence, frequency and intensity of earthquakes in Japan thousands of Tectonic, days after March 11, 2011, is supposed somber consequences for the future of the Japanese Islands Geological.

The high number, frequency and intensity of earthquakes taking place in Japan is alarming, and symptomatic, making predicting future events on a scale unknown to modern civilization.

Just the slightest knowledge of the dynamics of large-scale geological phenomena, know a bit about movement of tectonic plates, massive and to predict future geological changes in that region.

It is important to the effective monitoring, it is clear that the tectonic movement in the region is causing a fractionation of the crust, with inevitable repercussions in other tectonic plates, in different regions of the Earth.

There is an ongoing geological change of colossal proportions, and which in turn will result in geological changes in several different geographical regions of the Earth.

It is urgent monitoring, and deployment of an effective alarm system, since what is at stake is the fate of millions of human lives, that they are prisoners in huge and disorganized urban areas.

The disaster in Japanese nuclear plants, can be added to other tragic disaster of equal proportions: the rupture of dams, bridges fall, destruction of roads, disease, lack of food, lack of drinking water, destruction of electric power grids, multiple failure of urban infrastructure.

It is not rational, logical or intelligent, not knowing that prevent earthquakes in Japan is not an occasional phenomenon of Earth's geology, but structurally the whole planet Earth.

It is inevitable that is going to assume a colossal geological phenomenon in the structure of the Earth, which will fundamentally change in a geological time scale unknown, that to the experts in geology, is not new, because in our geological past, such geological changes colossal, there have been thousands of times, and as proof the ridges, the geographic changes of the oceans, the geographic shift of deserts, pits sea, mountains, valleys, lakes, rivers, volcanoes, and basically all the variety of topographic models of planet Earth.

The frequency, sequence, and unusual intensity of earthquakes in Japan, suggests that affect other geologically sensitive areas on earth.

The geological fissures are being affected in different about regions, the magnetic-axis of the earth is being affected, the climate is being affected, ocean currents, the direction of winds, atmospheric gases, the Earth's rotation, finally, we ignore this point, and may be too late when we discover the consequences related to geological phenomena taking place in Japan.

It is alarming, unpredictable and bleak, the findings of geological movement in the fragile Japanese islands, Enrollment in this video released on Youtube.



ALERT Moving liquefied ground by 3.11 #Earthquake in #Japan... http://t.co/jEPL5s2


#Japan #quake caused severe soil collapse - Technology & science - Science - OurAmazingPlanet - msnbc.com http://t.co/K7BImye via @msnbc


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