High‐frequency seismic attenuation of oceanic P and S waves in the western Pacific
High‐frequency seismic attenuation of oceanic P and S waves in the western Pacific
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西太平洋海洋纵波和纵波的高频地震衰减
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1987
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D. Walker
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R. Butler;C. Mccreery;L. Frazer;D. Walker
Analyses of oceanic P and S data from an earthquake in the Kuril Islands which occurred along the trend of a 1500-km-long ocean bottom hydrophone array deployment near Wake Island have yielded constraints on high-frequency seismic attenuation in the western Pacific. Spatial attenuation and Q were determined for group velocities between 8.2 and 3.0 km/s and for frequencies between 2.5 and 22.5 Hz. There is greater attenuation of oceanic P than oceanic S at all frequencies suggesting either the presence of significant bulk attenuation in the lithosphere or that oceanic P propagates as a leaky mode. The apparent attenuation of oceanic P and S is distance-dependent, with lower attenuation beyond 30° Δ. The apparent Q of oceanic P increases with frequency as Q ∼ ƒ0.7, from about 300 at 2.5 Hz to 1500 at 17.5 Hz. The apparent Q of oceanic S increases with frequency as Q ∼ ƒ1.1, from about 400 at 2.5 Hz to 3000 at 22.5 Hz.