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Microseismic Signal Denoising and Separation Based on Fully Convolutional Encoder–Decoder Network
Applied Sciences, 2020 Denoising methods are a highly desired component of signal processing, and they can separate the signal of interest from noise to improve the subsequent signal analyses.
Hang Zhang +4 more
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Frontiers in Physics, 2023 Microseismic monitoring data may be seriously contaminated by complex and nonstationary interference noises produced by mechanical vibration, which significantly impact the data quality and subsequent data-processing procedure.
Zhichao Yu +5 more
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Investigating rock mass failure precursors using a multi-sensor monitoring system. Preliminary results from a test-site (Acuto, Italy) [PDF]
, 2017 In the last few years, several approaches and methods have been proposed to improve early warning systems for managing risks due to rapid slope failures where important infrastructures are the main exposed elements. To this aim, a multi-sensor monitoring
Fantini, Andrea +3 more
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Observations of the seasonality of the Antarctic microseismic signal, and its association to sea ice variability [PDF]
, 2011 International audienceSeismic noise spectra at all seismic stations display two peaks in the 1-20 s period band, called primary and secondary microseisms. They are caused by the coupling of ocean waves into Rayleigh waves. At most locations, microseismic
Grob, Mélanie +2 more
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Generation and Propagation of Microseismic Signals from Footsteps [PDF]
, 1973 Abstract : A study was conducted to investigate the generation and propagation of microseismic signals from man-walking targets. To illustrate the relation between terrain parameters and Rayleigh wage generation and propagation, the problem was divided into four parts, which were then studied graphically.
Bob O. Benn, Jerry R. Lundien
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A method to estimate the microseismic magnitude based on vector scanning
地震科学进展, 2023 The magnitude of a seismic event can be estimated by measuring seismic energy, seismic moment, and relationship between the energy and seismic magnitude (M)，etc.
Yanjun Feng, Beiyuan Liang
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Coastal cliff ground motions and response to extreme storm waves [PDF]
, 2015 Coastal cliff erosion from storm waves is observed worldwide, but the processes are notoriously difficult to measure during extreme storm wave conditions when most erosion normally occurs, limiting our understanding of cliff processes.
Adam P. Young +26 more
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First observation of paired microseismic signals during solution salt mining
Frontiers in Earth Science, 2022 To monitor the status of cavern roof instability induced by solution salt mining, we deployed a surface microseismic monitoring system for Dongxing salt mine, Dingyuan county, China. The microseismic monitoring system consists of 11 three-component geophones installed in shallow holes of 5 m deep.
Jiawei Qian +9 more
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Energies, 2022 The technology of microseismic monitoring, the first step of which is event recognition, provides an effective method for giving early warning of dynamic disasters in coal mines, especially mining water hazards, while signals with a low signal-to-noise ...
Xin Fan +5 more
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An improved method for hydrofracture induced microseismic event detection and phase picking [PDF]
, 2010 The ability to detect small microearthquakes and identify their P and S phase arrivals is a key issue in hydrofracture downhole monitoring because of the low signal-to-noise ratios. We apply an array-based waveform correlation approach (matched filter)
Ay, Erkan +4 more
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