Filtering Surface Waves
Filtering Surface Waves
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过滤表面波
DOI:
10.3997/2214-4609-pdb.191.12sei9
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发表时间:
2002
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通讯作者:
Julian Ivanov
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作者:
Choon B. Park;Richard D. Miller;Julian Ivanov
As surface waves become more commonly utilized in near-surface seismic investigations, the necessity of filtering them in the level of different modes often arises. This is because the surface wave application is usually based on the analysis of the fundamental mode only, whereas the surface waves as experienced during field surveys often are mutimodal in nature with higher modes dominating at high frequencies. This domination inevitably limits the analyzable bandwidth of the fundamental mode at the corresponding frequency band. In addition, the phase velocity range of higher modes often overlaps with that of the fundamental mode, making the conventional pie-slice f-k filtering ineffective for the purpose of filtering higher modes only. Two approaches are introduced. One implements in the frequency-wave number (f-k) space by redefining the rejection zone as narrow and curved (bow-slice) instead of the familiar pie-shaped zone. The other accomplishes the necessary filtering by utilizing the frequency-variant linear move out (FV-LMO) correction made from the dispersion information of the higher mode previously analyzed. These two approaches can also be useful during reflection processing.