{
  "id": 192907,
  "title": "Aftershocks?",
  "url": "/competitions/predict-volcanic-eruptions-ingv-oe/discussion/192907",
  "author_name": "Dave E",
  "post_date": "2020-10-24T05:00:34.563000",
  "votes": 2,
  "comment_count": 0,
  "views": 0,
  "content": "<p>Just a thought - looking at some of the data, it looked like there were some high peaks at some of the furthest points from the next eruption.</p>\n<p>I could just have randomly selected data which shows something misleading, but I was wondering as a general question if eruptions might generate aftershocks which in our data would actually appear as being at some of the furthest points from the next eruption. This could definitely confuse models when they pop up.</p>\n<p>Any subject matter experts able to offer a view? I googled a bit and it seemed possible but I don't really know…</p>",
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      "postDate": "2020-10-24T05:00:34.563Z",
      "content": "<p>Just a thought - looking at some of the data, it looked like there were some high peaks at some of the furthest points from the next eruption.</p>\n<p>I could just have randomly selected data which shows something misleading, but I was wondering as a general question if eruptions might generate aftershocks which in our data would actually appear as being at some of the furthest points from the next eruption. This could definitely confuse models when they pop up.</p>\n<p>Any subject matter experts able to offer a view? I googled a bit and it seemed possible but I don't really know…</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "Just a thought - looking at some of the data, it looked like there were some high peaks at some of the furthest points from the next eruption.\n\nI could just have randomly selected data which shows something misleading, but I was wondering as a general question if eruptions might generate aftershocks which in our data would actually appear as being at some of the furthest points from the next eruption. This could definitely confuse models when they pop up.\n\nAny subject matter experts able to offer a view? I googled a bit and it seemed possible but I don't really know...",
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    "1058673": "Just a thought - looking at some of the data, it looked like there were some high peaks at some of the furthest points from the next eruption.\n\nI could just have randomly selected data which shows something misleading, but I was wondering as a general question if eruptions might generate aftershocks which in our data would actually appear as being at some of the furthest points from the next eruption. This could definitely confuse models when they pop up.\n\nAny subject matter experts able to offer a view? I googled a bit and it seemed possible but I don't really know..."
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