Method for identifying Doppler effect in earthquake by using wavelet transform
A Doppler effect and wavelet transform technology, applied in the field of earthquake engineering, can solve problems such as lack of global analysis ability, inability to analyze non-stationary signals well, and the size of the Fourier transform window cannot change with the frequency of the wave.
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[0071] An earthquake fault ruptured and slipped in the northeast and southwest directions respectively, mainly in the northeast direction. We only study the rupture along the northeast direction. The seismic fault is a thrust fault, and its horizontal sliding velocity component will not be too large, so the Doppler effect of the earthquake will not be too obvious. The distribution of seismic receiving stations is as follows: image 3 shown. The invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation examples, a method for identifying the Doppler effect in earthquakes, such as Figure 4 As shown, the specific process is as follows:
[0072]Step 1: Select multiple stations in the vertical direction of the earthquake fault slip, and calculate the wavelet spectrum of its seismic records for 0-5s. If the amplitude of the wavelet spectrum decreases with the increase of the epicentral distance, especially the high-frequency...
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