In everyday life, many events are uncertain, that is, one cannot speak with certainty about what happens in seconds and minutes; these events are categorized as random processes. Mathematical techniques and numerical calculations used in random models are not very simple, so that in an introductory period, a small amount of these random models is taught to researchers to enable them to think about the applications of random processes which are available in their research. We need mathematical tools to model random phenomena. By investigating seismic map data using random processes using conditional moments, we showed that seismic maps include local and environmental noise. Finally, we predict the magnitude of the earthquake location and time ahead of considering the required mathematical quantities.