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Published: 01 April 2008
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (2008) 98 (2): 768–777.
...Stephen J. Arrowsmith; Michael A. H. Hedlin; Brian Stump; Marie D. Arrowsmith Abstract We study infrasonic signals from large surface mining explosions in Wyoming. Detections at the Pinedale Infrasound Array ( PDIAR ) (obtained using a conventional array-processing technique) are automatically...
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Map showing the locations of the PDIAR infrasound array (triangles) and the surface coal mine from which we have obtained ground-truth data (star). The region enclosed by the black line is the Powder River Basin, a region from which over 350 million tons of coal is mined annually. Inset: blowup of the PDIAR infrasound array.
Published: 01 April 2008
Figure 1. Map showing the locations of the PDIAR infrasound array (triangles) and the surface coal mine from which we have obtained ground-truth data (star). The region enclosed by the black line is the Powder River Basin, a region from which over 350 million tons of coal is mined annually
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PDF of the ambient power spectral density at the PDIAR infrasound array. Black lines show spectra of signals from the four high-quality mining explosions (see text).
Published: 01 April 2008
Figure 2. PDF of the ambient power spectral density at the PDIAR infrasound array. Black lines show spectra of signals from the four high-quality mining explosions (see text).
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PDFs illustrating the seasonal and diurnal variations in the ambient power spectral density at the PDIAR array. Top panel: PDFs obtained using all waveform data from January (left) and June (right), indicative of winter and summer noise levels, respectively. Bottom panel: PDFs obtained using all waveform data from 00:00–01:00 (left) and 12:00–13:00 (right), where times are in local time.
Published: 01 April 2008
Figure 3. PDF s illustrating the seasonal and diurnal variations in the ambient power spectral density at the PDIAR array. Top panel:  PDF s obtained using all waveform data from January (left) and June (right), indicative of winter and summer noise levels, respectively. Bottom panel:  PDF s