METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ESTIMATING EARTH ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS IN RELATION TO PLANETARY ORBITAL DYNAMICS

This method and system for estimating Earth environmental effects in relation to planetary orbital dynamics provides for integrating seemingly diverse data input sources gathered from historical data, field data, meteorological sensors, satellites, and the like for geophysical, meteorological, archeological and astrophysical purposes to perform comparison, correlation, time and date determinations for historical analysis and future event prediction. Computer systems which are used to collect and store necessary data are linked by the most appropriate transmission means given the location and data transmission characteristics to be networked. A data base module is used to store historical or archival data as well as large input current data. This is then combined and correlated with various integrators of selected data to be used in a computer operating system to organize the data for the user in simulations to provide for historical analysis and future environmental event projection in the geophysical and meteorological fields. Such refinements may improve weather prediction as well as provide early warning for more catastrophic events.