Geophysical Research Letters · 1987 · 114 citations · 15 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeophysicsAcousticsSeismologyTime Series AnalysisArray ProcessingGeophysical Signal ProcessingSeismic Data ProcessingSeismic Wave PropagationArray SeismologySeismic Array ProcessingSeismic ArraysSeismic Signal ProcessingSeismic Waveform AnalysisSignalsWaveform Processing
In this paper we present a method for analyzing seismic signals recorded at an array of seismometers. The method is based on the multiple signal characterization (MUSIC) method. Four important features of this approach are: (1) it has the ability to resolve multiple closely spaced sources, (2) it works with both stationary, and nonstationary signals, (3) it is most sensitive to the strongest sources, and (4) it provides a geometric interpretation of the solution to the direction finding problem. We have developed a numerical algorithm that extends the MUSIC method to nonstationary and correlated signals. We present results using this algorithm to measure directions of arrival and amplitudes of multiple plane waves in a homogeneous medium.
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