To study electron density of the ionosphere
Category
Sciences and Technology
Department
Physics
Student Status
Graduate
Research Advisor
Dr. Serif Uran
Document Type
Event
Location
Student Center Ballroom
Start Date
10-4-2025 2:00 PM
End Date
10-4-2025 4:00 PM
Description
The method contains observations of the Electron Density of the lonosphere, Solar activities, etc. In addition, we took out some cases of earthquakes from 01-01-2023 to 20-06-2030 for further studies. The Earthquakes: (1) Machala, South America (2.783°S,79.852°W), 6.8 M on 18-03-23, (2) Afghanistan (36.523°N, 70.943°E), 6.5 M on 21-03-23, (3) Papua New Guinea (4.323°S, 143.166°E), 7.0 M on 02-04-23, (4) Panama (7.567°N, 82.335°W), 6.3 M on 05-04-23, (5) Mexico (49.215°N, 129.618°W), 6.0 M on 13- 04-23, (6) New Zealand (29.958°S, 177.831°W), 7.1 M on 24-04-23, (7) Tonga, Fiji (15.628°S, 174.493°W), 7.6. M on 10-05-23, (8) Canillá (15.107°N, 90.805°W), 6.4 M on 18-05-23, (9) Loyalty Island (23.206°S, 17.742°E), 7.7 M on 19-05-23, (10) Japan (35.524°N, 140.522°N), 6.1 M on 26-05-23. For Prediction, we will observe the data of Electron Density which we will get from the GPS, and it will show signs around 1-9 days before the Earthquake. We can consider the observed sign of earthquakes only if the value of other activities is low or negligible. Other activities like dust storms, radioactive pollution, volcanic eruptions, thunderstorms, etc., can also affect the ionosphere's layers, which erase the signs of earthquakes.
To study electron density of the ionosphere
Student Center Ballroom
The method contains observations of the Electron Density of the lonosphere, Solar activities, etc. In addition, we took out some cases of earthquakes from 01-01-2023 to 20-06-2030 for further studies. The Earthquakes: (1) Machala, South America (2.783°S,79.852°W), 6.8 M on 18-03-23, (2) Afghanistan (36.523°N, 70.943°E), 6.5 M on 21-03-23, (3) Papua New Guinea (4.323°S, 143.166°E), 7.0 M on 02-04-23, (4) Panama (7.567°N, 82.335°W), 6.3 M on 05-04-23, (5) Mexico (49.215°N, 129.618°W), 6.0 M on 13- 04-23, (6) New Zealand (29.958°S, 177.831°W), 7.1 M on 24-04-23, (7) Tonga, Fiji (15.628°S, 174.493°W), 7.6. M on 10-05-23, (8) Canillá (15.107°N, 90.805°W), 6.4 M on 18-05-23, (9) Loyalty Island (23.206°S, 17.742°E), 7.7 M on 19-05-23, (10) Japan (35.524°N, 140.522°N), 6.1 M on 26-05-23. For Prediction, we will observe the data of Electron Density which we will get from the GPS, and it will show signs around 1-9 days before the Earthquake. We can consider the observed sign of earthquakes only if the value of other activities is low or negligible. Other activities like dust storms, radioactive pollution, volcanic eruptions, thunderstorms, etc., can also affect the ionosphere's layers, which erase the signs of earthquakes.
