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Determination of New Zealand ocean bottom seismometer orientation via Rayleigh-wave polarization

Stachnik et al., 2012

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15138744852590628400
Author
Stachnik J
Sheehan A
Zietlow D
Yang Z
Collins J
Ferris A
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Seismological Research Letters

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Three-component ground-motion recordings are critical to modern seismic analysis techniques such as receiver functions and body-and surface-wave polarization studies. Modern three-component seismometers typically resolve three axes of ground motion into …
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