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Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Gibbons, Steven (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author)
An areal distribution of sensors can be used for estimating the direction of incoming waves through beamforming. Beamforming may be implemented as a phase-shifting and stacking of data recorded on the different sensors (i.e., conventional beamforming). Alternatively, beamforming can be applied to cross-correlations between the waveforms on...
journal article 2017
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Weemstra, C. (author), Draganov, D.S. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Hunziker, J.W. (author), Gomez, Martin (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author)
Obtaining new seismic responses from existing recordings is generally referred to as seismic interferometry (SI). Conventionally, the SI responses are retrieved by simple crosscorrelation of recordings made by separate receivers: one of the receivers acts as a ‘virtual source’ whose response is retrieved at the other receivers.When SI is applied...
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Casas, Augusto (author), Draganov, D.S. (author), Olivera Craig, Victoria Hipatia (author), Manassero, Maria Constanza (author), Badi, Gabriela (author), Franco, Luis (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Gomez, Martin (author)
Seismic interferometry (SI) retrieves virtual seismic signals from measurements at two receivers from surrounding sources. Studies have demonstrated that SI can image subsurface reflectivity. Claerbout (1968) showed that the reflection response can be obtained by autocorrelating the transmission response assuming a 1-D acoustic medium. Migration...
abstract 2016
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Casas, Augusto (author), Draganov, D.S. (author), Olivera Craig, Victoria Hipatia (author), Manassero, Maria Constanza (author), Badi, Gabriela (author), Franco, L (author), Gomez, Martin (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author)
Seismic interferometry (SI) studies the interference phenomenon between pairs of signals in order to obtain information from the differences between them. SI is now regularly used in exploration and global seismology with active and/or passive sources, i.e., artificial sources (dynamite, vibroseis, sledge hammer, etc.) or natural sources ...
abstract 2016
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Weemstra, C. (author), Draganov, D.S. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author), Gomez, M. (author)
Generating new seismic responses from existing recordings is generally referred to as seismic interferometry (SI). Conventially, the new responses are retrieved by simple crosscorrelation of recordings made by separate receivers: a first receiver acts as `virtual source' whose response is retrieved at the other receivers. The newly retrieved...
abstract 2016
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Weemstra, C. (author), Draganov, D.S. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Hunziker, J.W. (author), gomez, Martin (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author)
Obtaining new seismic responses from existing recordings is generally referred to as seismic interferometry (SI). Conventionally, these seismic interferometric responses are retrieved by simple crosscorrelation of recordings made<br/>by separate receivers: a first receiver acts as a 'virtual source' whose response is retrieved at the other...
abstract 2016
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Van Dalen, K.N. (author), Mikesell, T.D. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author)
Retrieving virtual source surface waves from ambient seismic noise by cross correlation assumes, among others, that the noise field is equipartitioned and the medium is lossless. Violation of these assumptions reduces the accuracy of the retrieved waves. A point-spread function computed from the same ambient noise quantifies the associated...
journal article 2015
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Weemstra, C. (author), Draganov, D.S. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author)
abstract 2015
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Draganov, D.S. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Ghose, R. (author), Mikesell, D. (author), Van Wijk, K. (author)
We propose a method for estimating the reflection coefficient of a subvertical boundary and the the quality factor of the medium between a receiver and the subvertical boundary. The method uses surface waves from transient deterministic sources and is inspired by the occurrence of non-physical arrivals in seismic-interferometry results due to...
conference paper 2014
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Nishitsuji, Y. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Gomez, M. (author), Draganov, D.S. (author)
Structural estimation of unconsolidated sediments and basins is of fundamental importance for resources exploration, geohazard assessments, and other geophysical aspects. The estimation contributes not only to the understanding of the tectonic settings, but also to the choice of parameters for possible further seismic processing, for example,...
journal article 2014
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Frank, J.G. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author)
Seismic interferometry allows for the creation of new seismic traces by cross correlating existing ones. With sufficient sampling of remote-source positions, it is possible to create a virtual source record by transforming a receiver location into a virtual source. The imaging technique developed here directly retrieves reflectivity information...
journal article 2014
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Martins, Joana E. (author), Hooper, Andy (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Draganov, D.S. (author), Hanssen, R.F. (author), White, Robert (author), Soosalu, Heidi (author)
Torfajökull is the largest silicic volcanic centre in Iceland lying at the intersection of the rift zone (MidAtlantic Ridge) and the transform zone that connects to Reykjanes peninsula. It erupts infrequently,with only two eruptions in the last 1200 years, the latest of which was over 5 centuries ago. Yet, itsactive tectonic setting, persistent...
abstract 2014
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Fricke, J.T. (author), El Allouche, N. (author), Simons, D.G. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author), Evers, L.G. (author)
The atmospheric wind and temperature can be estimated through the traveltimes of infrasound between pairs of receivers. The traveltimes can be obtained by infrasonic interferometry. In this study, the theory of infrasonic interferometry is verified and applied to modeled stratospherically refracted waves. Synthetic barograms are generated using...
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Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Almagro Vidal, C. (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author)
With seismic interferometry reflections can be retrieved between station positions. In the classical form, the reflections are retrieved by an integration over sources. For a specific dataset, however, the actual source distribution might not be sufficient to approximate the source integral. Yet, there might be a dense distribution of receivers...
conference paper 2012
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Draganov, D.S. (author), Ghose, R. (author), Heller, K. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author)
Application of seismic interferometry to records from receivers at the Earth’s surface from sources in wells retrieves the reflection response measured at the receivers as if from virtual sources located also at the surface. When the wavefields experience intrinsic losses during propagation, non-physical arrivals (ghosts) would appear in the...
journal article 2012
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Mikesell, T.D. (author), Van Wijk, K. (author), Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Lamb, A. (author), Blum, T.E. (author)
Topography and near-surface heterogeneities lead to traveltime perturbations in surface land-seismic experiments. Usually, these perturbations are estimated and removed prior to further processing of the data. A common technique to estimate these perturbations is the delay-time method. We have developed the “modified delay-time method,” wherein...
journal article 2012
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Ruigrok, E.N. (author)
Seismology is the study of the vibration of the Earth. Seismologists pay much attention to the main source of Earth vibration: earthquakes. But also other seismic sources, like mining blasts, ocean storms and windmills, are studied. All these sources induce seismic waves, which can eventually be recorded as ground vibrations. These seismic...
doctoral thesis 2012
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Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Wapenaar, C.P.A. (author)
A number of seismic methods exist to image the lithosphere below a collection of receivers, using distant earthquakes. In the current practice, especially mode-conversions in teleseismic phases are utilized. We present a new method that takes advantage of the availability of global phases. This method is called global-phase seismic...
journal article 2012
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Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Mikesell, T.D. (author), Van Wijk, K. (author)
A novel method, based on differential arrival times of diffractions from the core-mantle boundary, swiftly scans for seismic velocity anomalies in the crust and mantle below an array of seismometers. The method is applied to data from the USArray and the large-scale structural features in the western United States are resolved. High lateral...
journal article 2012
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Ruigrok, E.N. (author), Campman, X. (author), Wapenaar, K. (author)
The last few years there has been a growing number of body-wave observations in noise records. In 1973 Vinnik conjectured that P-waves would even be the dominant wavemode, at epicentral distances of about 40 degrees and onwards from an oceanic source. At arrays far from offshore storms, surface waves induced by nearby storms would not mask the...
journal article 2011
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