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The seismic potential maps for Greece, particularly for the years 2005 and2010 (end of 2009), have been calculated following the methodology of the"lithospheric seismic energy flow model". The compiled, for the year 2005, mapis compared to the observed large seismicity of 2005 - 2010 period.Furthermore, a comparison is made of the seismic charge status regarding theyear 2005 to the one of 2000. It is revealed that there exists an increase ofthe seismic potential which results into triggering, in the next five yearsperiod (2005 - 2010), almost double the number of large EQs, compared to theones observed during 2000 - 2005 period of time. Finally, estimation is madeabout the seismic accelerating deformation status of the entire Greekterritory. It is shown that, since 2004, accelerated deformation monotonicallyincreases and it is speculated that some large seismic events is possible tooccur within the next 1 - 3 years. The average "virtual" magnitude of theseseismic events, considering the entire Greek territory as a single unitseismogenic area, has been calculated as Ms = 8.18R. In practice, these eventswill be decomposed into a number of smaller in magnitude, but still large too,seismic events located at normally different seismogenic areas.

Seismic potential map of Greece calculated for the years 2005 and 2010.  Its correlation to the large (Ms>=6.0R) seismic events of the 2000 - 2009  period