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A precise method for continuous monitoring of the temporal variation of wave propagation

Yamaoka et al., 2017

Document ID
5283369492968545437
Author
Yamaoka K
Ikuta R
Miyakawa K
Kunitomo T
Kumazawa M
Publication year
Publication venue
Seismogenic Process Monitoring

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On-site experiments of a new source-receiver system for seismic monitoring are presented. The system uses precisely controlled sinusoids to achieve high signal-to-noise ratio without destroying surrounding ground. The temporal variation of travel time is monitored with the …
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