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RAYLEIGH WAVE AND WELL HEAD RESPONSE TO CALCULATE POROSITY IN THE EDWARDS AQUIFER OF SOUTH-CENTRAL TEXAS, USA. [PDF]
Li G +4 more
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Seismic metasurfaces: Sub-wavelength resonators and Rayleigh wave interaction [PDF]
D. Colquitt +4 more
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Abstract Frequency‐dependent seismic velocity variations (dv/v) provide depth‐resolved constraints on aquifer behavior under groundwater fluctuations. We analyze 17 years of dv/v time series from ambient noise interferometry in the Chiang Mai Basin, Thailand, and observe contrasting dv/v behavior below and above 1 Hz. By integrating GPS, meteorological,
C. Rattanavetchasit +3 more
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Rayleigh-wave dispersion data selection and model fine-tuning based on uncertainty estimation. [PDF]
Feng X, Zhang F, Peng W, Deng F.
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Seismic Waves Do Sense Fracture Connectivity: Experimental Validation
Abstract Fracture connectivity is a key parameter controlling fluid flow throughout the Earth's crust. While some theoretical and numerical studies suggest that seismic waves are sensitive to fracture connectivity, an experimental validation of this critically important phenomenon was so far unavailable.
Yanbin He +9 more
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New Insights Into the Cooling of the Oceanic Lithosphere From Surface‐Wave Tomographic Inferences
Abstract How oceanic plates cool and thicken with age remains a subject to debate, with several thermal models supported by apparently contradictory data. Combining a novel imaging technique that balances resolution and uncertainty with finite‐frequency surface‐wave measurements, we build tomographic model SS3DPacific to revisit the cooling style of ...
Franck Latallerie +5 more
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Acoustic Rayleigh Wave Turbulence in Soft Viscoelastic Matter. [PDF]
Kharbedia M +4 more
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Tide‐Modulated Ocean‐to‐Earth Energy Conversion Quantified With Coastal Fiber Sensing
Abstract Quantifying how incident ocean waves transfer energy into seismic surface waves along the nearshore is essential for understanding coastal hazards and Earth–ocean coupling, yet time‐resolved in situ estimates have been scarce. Here we use a beach‐deployed distributed acoustic sensing array co‐located with an ocean‐bottom node to directly ...
Justin Yen‐Ting Ko +17 more
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