The paper presents an iterative method to constrain lateral variations in surface wave attenuation using long-period surface wave amplitude anomalies. The method acts to isolate the anelastic signal from elastic focusing effects, yielding largely unbiased estimates of lateral variations in the inverse seismic quality factor, q(ω)=Q-1(ω), of the surface wave. In the zeroth iteration, linearized ray theory motivates the construction of a reduced datum, using measurements from four consecutive surface wave orbits, which is insensitive to elastic heterogeneity, an operation which require no a priori knowledge of elastic structure. -from Author
Surface waves propagating parallel to the ground surface can be used to effectively delineate sharp ...
Abstract. Long-period surface waves are used to map lateral heterogenefties of velocity and anisotro...
Most techniques used in seismological practice have been performed under the assumption that surface...
The attenuation of seismic waves is one manifestation of the earth's anelasticity and is not unrelat...
When an earthquake ruptures, seismic waves propagate through the Earth. We can utilise information f...
We investigate surface wave propagation effects caused by P and S-wave velocity anisotropy and its o...
[1] The sensitivity of a surface wave to the lateral structure of the Earth's mantle depends on the ...
We have implemented surface wave full ray theory to investigate the influence of source, path and re...
We present constraints on Earth's upper mantle structure from seismic tomogra-phy. Using the we...
Abstract We incorporate 3D anelastic attenuation into the spectral-element method for seismic wave p...
We incorporate 3D anelastic attenuation into the spectral-element method for seismic wave propagatio...
A controlled experiment is performed to investigate how assumptions and simplifications in the measu...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary S...
A large data set of amplitude measurements of minor and major arc Rayleigh waves in the period range...
The lithosphere is commonly defined as the outermost rigid layer of the Earth, including the crust a...
Surface waves propagating parallel to the ground surface can be used to effectively delineate sharp ...
Abstract. Long-period surface waves are used to map lateral heterogenefties of velocity and anisotro...
Most techniques used in seismological practice have been performed under the assumption that surface...
The attenuation of seismic waves is one manifestation of the earth's anelasticity and is not unrelat...
When an earthquake ruptures, seismic waves propagate through the Earth. We can utilise information f...
We investigate surface wave propagation effects caused by P and S-wave velocity anisotropy and its o...
[1] The sensitivity of a surface wave to the lateral structure of the Earth's mantle depends on the ...
We have implemented surface wave full ray theory to investigate the influence of source, path and re...
We present constraints on Earth's upper mantle structure from seismic tomogra-phy. Using the we...
Abstract We incorporate 3D anelastic attenuation into the spectral-element method for seismic wave p...
We incorporate 3D anelastic attenuation into the spectral-element method for seismic wave propagatio...
A controlled experiment is performed to investigate how assumptions and simplifications in the measu...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary S...
A large data set of amplitude measurements of minor and major arc Rayleigh waves in the period range...
The lithosphere is commonly defined as the outermost rigid layer of the Earth, including the crust a...
Surface waves propagating parallel to the ground surface can be used to effectively delineate sharp ...
Abstract. Long-period surface waves are used to map lateral heterogenefties of velocity and anisotro...
Most techniques used in seismological practice have been performed under the assumption that surface...