Seismic fault zone trapped noise

Seismic fault zone trapped noise
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地震断层带截留噪声

DOI:
10.1002/2014jb011217
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发表时间:
2014
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth
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通讯作者:
Philippe Roux
Philippe Roux
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作者:
G. Hillers;Michel Campillo;Y. Ben‐Zion;Philippe Roux

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Systematic velocity contrasts across and within fault zones can lead to head and trapped waves that provide direct information on structural units that are important for many aspects of earthquake and fault mechanics. Here we construct trapped waves from the scattered seismic wavefield recorded by a fault zone array. The frequency‐dependent interaction between the ambient wavefield and the fault zone environment is studied using properties of the noise correlation field. A critical frequency fc ≈ 0.5 Hz defines a threshold above which the in‐fault scattered wavefield has increased isotropy and coherency compared to the ambient noise. The increased randomization of in‐fault propagation directions produces a wavefield that is trapped in a waveguide/cavity‐like structure associated with the low‐velocity damage zone. Dense spatial sampling allows the resolution of a near‐field focal spot, which emerges from the superposition of a collapsing, time reversed wavefront. The shape of the focal spot depends on local medium properties, and a focal spot‐based fault normal distribution of wave speeds indicates a ∼50% velocity reduction consistent with estimates from a far‐field travel time inversion. The arrival time pattern of a synthetic correlation field can be tuned to match properties of an observed pattern, providing a noise‐based imaging tool that can complement analyses of trapped ballistic waves. The results can have wide applicability for investigating the internal properties of fault damage zones, because mechanisms controlling the emergence of trapped noise have less limitations compared to trapped ballistic waves.