Following the ongoing debate about suitability of short-period sensor for seismic noise measurements at frequencies lower than 1 Hz, in this study we compare recordings from two different seismometers (Guralp CMG-3ESPC and Mark L4C-3D) installed side by side in the GeoForschungsZentrum laboratory. The comparison carried out in terms of Power Spectral Density and coherency analysis shows an excellent agreement between the short-period and the broad-band recordings in the frequency band 0.2-20 Hz. Therefore, this result highlights that with a calibrated short-period sensor one can obtain the same results that would be obtained by using a broad-band seismometer in the band of engineering interest.
On the suitability of 1 s geophone for ambient noise measurements in the 0.1-20Hz frequency range: experimental outcomesIn: BULLETIN OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING. - ISSN 1570-761X. - 6:1(2008), pp. 141-147. [10.1007/s10518-008-9061-x]
On the suitability of 1 s geophone for ambient noise measurements in the 0.1-20Hz frequency range: experimental outcomes
Parolai S;
2008-01-01
Abstract
Following the ongoing debate about suitability of short-period sensor for seismic noise measurements at frequencies lower than 1 Hz, in this study we compare recordings from two different seismometers (Guralp CMG-3ESPC and Mark L4C-3D) installed side by side in the GeoForschungsZentrum laboratory. The comparison carried out in terms of Power Spectral Density and coherency analysis shows an excellent agreement between the short-period and the broad-band recordings in the frequency band 0.2-20 Hz. Therefore, this result highlights that with a calibrated short-period sensor one can obtain the same results that would be obtained by using a broad-band seismometer in the band of engineering interest.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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