A source-synchronous filter for uncorrelated receiver traces from a swept-frequency seismic source
A source-synchronous filter for uncorrelated receiver traces from a swept-frequency seismic source
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DOI:
10.1190/geo2015-0324.1
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发表时间:
2016-07
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3.3
通讯作者:
N. Lord;Herbert F. Wang;D. Fratta
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作者:
N. Lord;Herbert F. Wang;D. Fratta
ABSTRACTWe have developed a novel algorithm to reduce noise in signals obtained from swept-frequency sources by removing out-of-band external noise sources and distortion caused from unwanted harmonics. The algorithm is designed to condition nonstationary signals for which traditional frequency-domain methods for removing noise have been less effective. The source synchronous filter (SSF) is a time-varying narrow band filter, which is synchronized with the frequency of the source signal at all times. Because the bandwidth of the filter needs to account for the source-to-receiver propagation delay and the sweep rate, SSF works best with slow sweep rates and moveout-adjusted waveforms to compensate for source-receiver delays. The SSF algorithm was applied to data collected during a field test at the University of California Santa Barbara’s Garner Valley downhole array site in Southern California. At the site, a 45 kN shaker was mounted on top of a one-story structure and swept from 0 to 10 Hz and back over ...