Multi-array, multi-frequency probing of the Earth's heterogeneity

ARC Discovery Project 2013
Signal enhancement exploiting multiple arrays of seismic recorders will provide information on fine scale structure in the Earth that cannot be directly imaged, yet is vital for reconciling geophysical and geochemical understanding. Novel methods linking adaptive stacking, 3-...

science Research area
traffic Project status

Project status

Completed

Content navigation

About

Image

ARC Discovery Project 2013

Signal enhancement exploiting multiple arrays of seismic recorders will provide information on fine scale structure in the Earth that cannot be directly imaged, yet is vital for reconciling geophysical and geochemical understanding. Novel methods linking adaptive stacking, 3-component analysis and simultaneous use of multiple arrays will be used to exploit different facets of the seismic wavefield to provide structural controls on heterogeneity, caused by dynamic processes, in the mantle and near the core-mantle boundary. Information extracted on shallow features in the neighbourhood of the arrays will yield valuable insight into the structure and composition of the Australian lithosphere.

Members

Principal investigator

Head of Geophysics
Director of Warramunga Seismic & Infrasound Facility

Collaborator

Emeritus Professor