Call number:
M 12.0097
Description / Table of Contents:
Contents: 1. Introduction. 1.1. Earthquakes. 1.2. Recording seismic events and picking phases. 1.3. Locating earthquakes. 1.4. Magnitude. 1.5. Fault plane solution. 1.6. Further data analysis. 1.7. Software. 2. Earth structure and seismic phases. 2.1. Earth structure. 2.2. Seismic rays. 2.3. Seismic phases.2. 4. Travel times.2.5. Seismic phases at different distances.2.6. Determination of structure.2.7. Exercises.3. Instruments and waveform data.3.1. Seismic sensors.3.2. Seismic recorders.3.3. Correction for instrument response.3.4. Formats.3.5. Seismic noise.3.6. Exercises.4. Signal processing.4.1. Filtering.4. 2. Spectral analysis and instrument correction. 4.3. Reading seismic phases. 4. 4. Correlation.4.5. Particle motion and component rotation.4.6. Resampling. 4.7. Software.4.8. Exercises.5. Location.5.1. Single station location. 5.2. Multiple station location.5.3. Computer implementation.5.4. Error quantification and statistics. 5.5 Relative lovation methods. 5.6. Practical considerations in earthquake locations. 5.7. Software. 5.8. Exercises. 6. Magnitude. 6.1. Amplitude and period measurements. 6.2. Local magnitude ML . 6.3. Coda magnitude Mc. 6.4. Body wave magnitude mb. 6.5. Broad band body wave magnitude mB. 6.6. Surface wave magnitude Ms. 6.7. Broad band surface wave magnitude MS. 6.8. Lg -- wave magnitude. 6.9. Moment magnitude MW. 6.10. Energy magnitude Me. 6.11. Comparison of magnitude scales. 6.12. Summary. 6.13. Average magnitude and station corrections. 6.14. Adjusting magnitude scales to local or regional conditions. 6.15. Exercises. 7. Focal mechanism and seismogram modeling. 7.1. Fault geometry. 7.2. Source radiation. 7.3. Fault plane solution in practice. 7.4. Obtaining polarity. 7.5. Fault plane solution using local data and polarity. 7.6. Composite fault plane solution. 7.7. Fault plane solution using global data. 7.8. Fault plane solution using amplitudes. 7.9 Moment tensor. 7.10. Moment tensor inversion. 7.11. Seismogram modeling. 7.12. Software. 7.13. Exercises. 8. Spectral analysis. 8.1. Attenuation. 8.2. Seismic source model. 8.3. Geometrical spreading. 8.4. Self similarity and seismic source spectra. 8.5. Determination of Q. 8.6. Soil amplification. 8.7. Exercises. 9. Array processing. 9.1. Basic array parameters. 9.2. Beam forming. 9.3. Frequency -- wavenumber analysis (fk). 9.4. Array response. 9.5. Processing software. 9.6. Using array measurements for identifying phases. 9.7. Exercises. 10. Operation. 10.1. Data and data storage. 10.2. Routine processing. 10.3. Data exchange. 10.4. Earthquake statistics. 10.5. Software. 10.6. Exercises.
Type of Medium:
Monograph available for loan
Pages:
xi, 347 S.
ISBN:
9789048186969
,
9789048186976
URL:
http://www.gfz-potsdam.de/bib/intern/pubint/havskov.pdf
Classification:
Seismology
Location:
Upper compact magazine
Branch Library:
GFZ Library
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