"Public access to FNMOC products is
provided as a courtesy and as such, may be subject to periods of
unavailability."
This is obviously one of those times.
Curiously, previously when their daily maps have been delayed and I've
contacted the person in charge, there has either been a speedy upload
of the current map or a reasonable explanation given. To date,
three days later, there has been dead silence and no maps.
Based on my forecast dating back to
November 3, the maps show a huge increase in seismic pressures
from New Zealand to Western Samoa to New Guinea to the Philippines to
Japan and to the Kuril Islands down to the Marianas Trench. (see map
below) The southwestern and western Ring of Fire is showing very
active. People in the areas should be on the alert for quakes and
tsunamis. —Stan Deyo of www.StanDeyo.com
See
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/PUBLIC/index.html
******************Please help to keep these maps available to the
public by contacting:
Their email address is as follows from the FNMOC website:
Telephone enquiries can be made at: (831)
656-4325 (the duty officer will answer)
The man in charge of producing the NCODA Anomaly maps I use is Dr.
Ranjit Passi. His email address is:
In 2002 Dr Ranjit Passi's phone was: 1-831-656-4572
Have a look at his department's function in this pdf:
************* We believe if they receive enough
requests these vital maps will be availble to Stan Deyo once again!
