Engineer of IDV Solutions, a company specializing in data visualization, John Nelson created an earthquake map of the Earth. Lights on the map indicate the epicenters of all earthquakes by force more than four points that happened from 1898 to 2003. The stronger an earthquake, the more vivid light he assigned to John Nelson on your map. 
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Thanks to the application of yellow lights on the dark background of the underlying surface, steel outlines of tectonic boundaries are clearly visible The lands in the region of which, as a rule, earthquakes occur. IN highlighting the intensity of the earthquake brighter lights, allows you to visually see the most earthquake-prone areas the planet.
A word to the creator of a unique card: “I was surprised by the amount earthquakes recorded over the years of observation everywhere – from Seattle to Wellington. “Indeed, to John Nelson’s map 203,186 points were plotted at which, in different years, tremors are stronger than four points. Earthquakes
