
doi: 10.2172/806810 , 10.2172/834607
Surface-wave group-velocity tomography is an efficient way to obtain images of the group velocity over a test area. Because Rayleigh-wave group velocity depends on frequency, there are separate images for each frequency. Thus, at each point in these images the group velocities define a dispersion curve, a curve that relates group velocity to frequency. The objective of this study has been to find an accurate and efficient way to find the shear-wave structure from these dispersion curves.
Monitors, 58 Geosciences, Seismic Surface Waves, Velocity, Soils, Efficiency, Wave Propagation, Wastes, 54 Environmental Sciences, Tomography, Accuracy
Monitors, 58 Geosciences, Seismic Surface Waves, Velocity, Soils, Efficiency, Wave Propagation, Wastes, 54 Environmental Sciences, Tomography, Accuracy
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