The transverse coherence function at NORSAR over a wide range of separations

Details The transverse coherence function at NORSAR over a wide range of separations The transverse coherence function at NORSAR over a wide range of separations

Mar 1992

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Geophysical Research Letters (ISSN 0094-8276), vol. 19, March 20, 1992, p. 557-560. Research supported by DARPA, USAF, and W.M.

Physics

Coherence Coefficient, Lithosphere, Phased Arrays, Seismology, Earth Crust, Earth Mantle, Root-Mean-Square Errors, Wave Scattering

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The transverse coherence function (TCF) of arrival time is investigated with data from two arrays to evaluate the TCFs for spatial separations of 100 m up to 80 km. Data from arrays of varying apertures are combined by studying rms fluctuations and rms tilts on each array, and the results are compared to those of synthetic fluctuation fields with specific statistical properties. Array size is found to have a significant effect on statistical observations of rms fluctuation and tilt as well as on coherence analysis, and the TCFs resulting from the technique are found to be compatible with the inhomogeneity model by Flatte et al. (1991).

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