Evaluation of teleseismic waveforms and detection thresholds from the OSN pilot experiment
Evaluation of teleseismic waveforms and detection thresholds from the OSN pilot experiment
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OSN 试点实验的远震波形和探测阈值评估
DOI:
10.1121/1.425544
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发表时间:
1999
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
C. Wolfe
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文献类型:
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作者:
F. Vernon;J. Orcutt;G. Laske;F. Spiess;J. Collins;K. Peal;R. Stephen;C. Wolfe
The first Ocean Seismic Network Pilot Experiment (OSNPE) took place from January to June of 1998. The site of the experiment was located about 225 km southwest of Oahu, Hawaii, where three broadband seismographs were deployed within 300 m of each other, (i) deployed in a borehole 240‐m beneath the seafloor; (ii) on the seafloor; (iii) buried just beneath the seafloor. Each of the seafloor broadband seismograph stations also carried a Cox‐Webb long‐period, differential pressure gauge (DPG). The OSNPE ran concurrently with PELENET, a temporary deployment of five island broadband stations and SWELL, a temporary deployment of eight DPGs. Over 50 teleseismic earthquakes were observed. The broadband seismograms recorded during the OSNPE are coherent in the frequency band 0.01–0.1 Hz. At higher frequencies (0.1–3 Hz), there is considerably more variation between the borehole, buried, seafloor, and island sites. Careful examination of the waveforms shows significant differences in the frequencies above 0.1 Hz bet...