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Eken et al., 2014 - Google Patents

The use of direct shear waves in quantifying seismic anisotropy: exploiting regional arrays

Eken et al., 2014

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2800669385615005730
Author
Eken T
Tilmann F
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Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America

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To overcome the potential contamination of the direct S waves by source‐side anisotropy in shear‐wave‐splitting analysis, we describe a new approach that we call the reference station technique. The technique utilizes direct shear waves recorded at a station pair and …
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