| Instructor: | Mr. Robin Rorstadbotnen |
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| Duration: | 30 min include Q&A |
| Main topics: | Passive seismology & Fiber-optic sensing |
| Language: | English |
Next Delivery : 15 October 2024 at 9AM CEST
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Description
Using a 120 km long fiber-optic array, with a channel spacing of 4 m, we can see interesting features along the cable length. We show how we can locate a local earthquake recorded on Distributed Acoustic Sensing date and compare it to the locations reported by the two earthquake catalogues in Norway. The ray tracing and grid search procedure used in the localization will be discussed. The simple pre-processing job, used to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio of the data as well as enhance the first-break arrivals used in the localization study, will be presented.Participants' Profile
Researchers interested in distributed acoustic sensing, earthquake seismology, monitoring of induces seismicity
About the Lecturer
Geophysicist on his last year of the PhD (to be finished in August/September 2023):
- Master degree in earthquake seismology from University of Bergen, Norway
- PhD degree from NTNU, focusing on passive recording system with main emphazies on distributed acoustic sensing