Comparative Study of Refraction Microtremor (ReMi) and Active Source Methods for Developing Low-Frequency Surface Wave Dispersion Curves
Comparative Study of Refraction Microtremor (ReMi) and Active Source Methods for Developing Low-Frequency Surface Wave Dispersion Curves
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折射微震 (ReMi) 和主动源方法绘制低频面波色散曲线的比较研究
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2009
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Jianhua Li
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B. Rosenblad;Jianhua Li
Obtaining high-quality dispersion curves is a critical step in the development of reliable shear wave velocity profiles from surface wave measurements. Because of its limited equipment and space requirements, the refraction microtremor (ReMi) method has become a popular approach for determining surface wave dispersion curves, and is increasingly being used for estimating low-frequency (long wavelength) surface wave velocities that are beyond the range of most active sources. The recent development of a low-frequency field vibrator as part of the Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES) program has made it possible to actively generate surface wave energy down to frequencies of less than 1 Hz. This paper presents a comparative study of the ReMi method and the active-source frequency-wavenumber (f‐k) method (using the NEES vibrator) for developing low-frequency dispersion curves. Linear arrays of 1-Hz seismometers were deployed at eight deep soil sites in the Mississippi Embayment. Using both am...