Compressional and shear wave properties of marine sediments: comparisons between theory and data.

Compressional and shear wave properties of marine sediments: comparisons between theory and data.
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DOI:
10.1121/1.1810231
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发表时间:
2005-01
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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通讯作者:
M. Buckingham
M. Buckingham
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其他
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According to a recently developed theory of wave propagation in marine sediments, the dispersion relationships for the phase speed and attenuation of the compressional and the shear wave depend on only three macroscopic physical variables: porosity, grain size, and depth in the sediment. The dispersion relations also involve three (real) parameters, assigned fixed values, representing microscopic processes occurring at grain contacts. The dispersion relationships are compared with extensive data sets, taken from the literature, covering the four wave properties as functions of all three physical variables. With no adjustable parameters available, the theory matches accurately the trends of all the data sets. This agreement extends to the compressional and shear attenuations, in that the theory accurately traces out the lower bound to the widely distributed measured attenuations: the theory predicts the intrinsic attenuation, arising from the irreversible conversion of wave energy into heat, whereas the measurements return the effective attenuation, which includes the intrinsic attenuation plus additional sources of loss such as scattering from shell fragments and other inhomogeneities in the medium. Provided one wave or physical property is known, say the compressional speed or the porosity, all the remaining sediment properties may be reliably estimated from the theory.