In his
paper, Viterito states that increasing seismic activity for the high geothermal
flux regions (HGFA) of the globe is correlated with a correlation factor r of
0.785 with the average global temperature from 1979 to 2015 and that this
explains 62 percent of the variation in the surface temperature of the earth.
This makes geothermal activity at this time the most important factor in the
change in the earth's temperature. The mechanisms surrounding seismic activity
were studied, recognising that this is the source of a major concern for so
many and a vital part of understanding our planet and its processes. A high
positive correlation (r = 0.935) was observed between the velocity of the
motion of the North Magnetic Dip Pole and the seismic activity during this time
period. Before
conclusive answers can be reached, both of these aspects and several more must
be taken into account and evaluated. But the first step in assessing their
origin and their ultimate impact on both the atomic and macroscopic scales is
only understanding that these unique features exist.
Author (s) Details
Bruce Williams
Retired, Gillette, Wyoming, USA.
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