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Cross-correlation studies with seismic noise

Classical and Quantum Gravity, 2002
Ocean waves interacting in shallow water at the shore generate land waves propagating inland. To study these waves vertical, horizontal and tilt seismic noise were measured simultaneously at one location. Vibration isolators designed for gravitational wave research were used for detection.
Hoffmann, H.   +3 more
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Polar Correlation of Seismic Waves

1984
Polar correlation (PC) facilitates the study of seismic waves from the point of view of their polarization. Polar correlation serves to determine the parameters of polarization of seismic waves in resolving the following problems: identification of simple and complex interferential waves; determination of their type, etc.
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CORRELATION DETECTION OF SEISMIC DISTURBANCES,

1963
Abstract : In a medium in which noise and signal propagate with different velocities, a detection scheme making use of the cross-correlation between the received waveforms at two different locations offers a number of distinct advantages over one making use of ordinary autocorrelation of the received waveform.
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Correlation of seismic attributes to well production

SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 2014, 2014
Development of large land shale gas fields often requires thousands of wells with each well costing multi-million dollars due to horizontal well drilling and hydraulic fracturing (or fracking). While many believe seismic attributes can help drillers make better informed drilling decisions, it is also widely recognized that completion and fracking ...
Jingfeng Zhang   +4 more
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The correlation-refraction method of seismic surveying

Geophysics, 1946
Abstract This paper presents a method of refraction shooting which has been developed to solve the problem of obtaining seismic data in the Edwards Plateau region of West Texas. The results of an experimental survey in the Todd Area, Crockett County, Texas, are shown to illustrate the method.
John A. Gillin, Edward Day Alcock
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Correlation of seismic dip sections with well data by seismic modelling

54th EAEG Meeting, 1992
The correlation of well data with seismic sections is a fundamental aspect of a seismic interpretation. This correlation can be carried out by using synthetic seismograms at the well location. It is thus important to onderstand the spatial distribution of the reflected energy to the profile line.
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Magnitude correlations and dynamical scaling for seismicity

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2007
We analyze the experimental seismic catalog of Southern California and we show the existence of correlations between earthquake magnitudes. We propose a dynamical scaling hypothesis relating time and magnitude as the physical mechanism responsible of the observed magnitude correlations. We show that experimental distributions in size and time naturally
Cataldo Godano   +7 more
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Correlated Seismicity of the Northern California Region

2020
In the Northern California region, the transform fault and related transcurrent faults are running between oceanic ridges, and this tectonic situation is different with that of the subduction boundary in the Japanese region. The characteristic features of the seismicity in the Northern California region are possibly investigated by the correlated ...
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A model for correlation of bridge seismic performance

2014
A model for bridge seismic performance correlation is proposed consistent with PEER framework to facilitate the reliability assessment of bridge networks,which takes the probabilistic model for reinforced concrete bridges by Mackie et al. (2008) as the basis. In the formulation of the correlation model, the variables presented in the PEER framework for
Qin, J., Stojadinovic, B., Mackie, K. R.
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Seismic Noise Correlation on Heterogeneous Supercomputers

Seismological Research Letters, 2017
ABSTRACT We present a high‐performance tool for the computation of ambient seismic noise correlations on central processing unit (CPU) and graphic processing unit (GPU) clusters. This is intended to address emerging challenges in noise correlation studies with increasingly large data volumes.
Andreas Fichtner   +2 more
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