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Seismac stations
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seismac stations

We compare the differences between the C1 and C2 functions in waveforms, dispersion measurements, and phase velocity maps.

seismac stations

Using ambient noise data from USArray as an example, we obtain the interstation C2 functions using our C2 method and the traditional cross-correlation functions (C1 functions). Here, we propose an alternative method, called two-station C2 method, which uses one single station as a virtual source to retrieve surface wave phase velocities between a pair of asynchronous stations. However, such method requires a number of source stations deployed in the area surrounding a pair of asynchronous stations, which limit its applicability in cases where there are not so many available source stations. N2 - Correlation of the coda of Empirical Green's functions (EGFs) from ambient noise can be used to reconstruct EGFs between two seismic stations deployed different periods of time. T1 - Extracting surface wave dispersion curves from asynchronous seismic stations Our method can significantly improve ray path coverage from asynchronous seismic arrays and enhance the resolution in ambient noise tomography for areas between asynchronous seismic arrays.", Our results show that our C2 method can obtain reliable interstation phase velocity measurements, which can be used in tomography to obtain reliable phase velocity maps. Our method can significantly improve ray path coverage from asynchronous seismic arrays and enhance the resolution in ambient noise tomography for areas between asynchronous seismic arrays.Ībstract = "Correlation of the coda of Empirical Green's functions (EGFs) from ambient noise can be used to reconstruct EGFs between two seismic stations deployed different periods of time. Our results show that our C 2 method can obtain reliable interstation phase velocity measurements, which can be used in tomography to obtain reliable phase velocity maps. We compare the differences between the C 1 and C 2 functions in waveforms, dispersion measurements, and phase velocity maps. Using ambient noise data from USArray as an example, we obtain the interstation C 2 functions using our C 2 method and the traditional cross-correlation functions (C 1 functions). Here, we propose an alternative method, called two-station C 2 method, which uses one single station as a virtual source to retrieve surface wave phase velocities between a pair of asynchronous stations. Correlation of the coda of Empirical Green's functions (EGFs) from ambient noise can be used to reconstruct EGFs between two seismic stations deployed different periods of time.












Seismac stations