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On the stationarity of the horizontal to vertical noise spectral ratio

2015

The Horizontal to Vertical Noise Spectral Ratio (HVNSR) method is nowadays widely used to estimate the resonance frequencies of geological structures. In the HVNSR method, seismic noise is considered as a stationary stochastic process. However, especially in industrialized/urbanized area, this is a very strict assumption seldom occurred. Several sources of noise can generate non stationary and anisotropic microtremor fields. To investigate the stationarity of microtremor, we have carried out several long-term measures of seismic noise with broad-band seismic sensors, in areas where the main source of anthropogenic noise is well known. The signals acquired have been analyzed both in frequenc…

Regional geologyEnvironmental EngineeringEngineering geologySpectral densitySeismic noiseGeotechnical Engineering and Engineering GeologyNoise floorPhysics::GeophysicsNoiseSettore GEO/11 - Geofisica ApplicataTime domainMicrotremorGeophysicGeologySeismology
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Mapping of landfills using time-domain spectral induced polarization data: the Eskelund case study

2012

This study uses time-domain induced polarization data for the delineation and characterization of the former landfill site at Eskelund, Denmark. With optimized acquisition parameters combined with a new inversion algorithm, we use the full content of the decay curve and retrieve spectral information from time-domain IP data. Thirteen IP/DC profiles were collected in the area, supplemented by el-log drilling for accurate correlation between the geophysics and the lithology. The data were inverted using a laterally constrained 1D inversion considering the full decay curves to retrieve the four Cole-Cole parameters. For all profiles, the results reveal a highly chargeable unit that shows a ver…

Regional geologyGeophysicsSpectral induced polarisationEngineering geologyMineralogyInversion (meteorology)Time domainEconomic geologyIgneous petrologyInduced polarizationGeologyNear Surface Geophysics
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Unconditionally stable meshless integration of time-domain Maxwell’s curl equations

2015

Grid based methods coupled with an explicit approach for the evolution in time are traditionally adopted in solving PDEs in computational electromagnetics. The discretization in space with a grid covering the problem domain and a stability step size restriction, must be accepted. Evidence is given that efforts need for overcoming these heavy constraints. The connectivity laws among the points scattered in the problem domain can be avoided by using meshless methods. Among these, the smoothed particle electromagnetics, gives an interesting answer to the problem, overcoming the limit of the grid generation. In the original formulation an explicit integration scheme is used providing, spatial a…

Regularized meshless methodElectromagneticsDiscretizationMeshless methodsApplied MathematicsMathematical analysisADI leapfrog methodSettore MAT/08 - Analisi NumericaSettore ING-IND/31 - ElettrotecnicaComputational MathematicsAlternating direction implicit methodProblem domainSmoothed particle electromagneticsComputational electromagneticsMeshfree methodsApplied mathematicsTime domainMathematicsApplied Mathematics and Computation
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On the moving load problem in beam structures equipped with tuned mass dampers

2017

This paper proposes an original and efficient approach to the moving load problem on Euler–Bernoulli beams, with Kelvin–Voigt viscoelastic translational supports and rotational joints, and in addition, equipped with Kelvin–Voigt viscoelastic tuned mass dampers (TMDs). While supports are taken as representative of external devices such as grounded dampers or in-span supports with flexibility and damping, the rotational joints may model rotational dampers or connections with flexibility and damping arising from imperfections or damage. The theory of generalised functions is used to treat the discontinuities of the response variables, which involves deriving exact complex eigenvalues and eigen…

Rotational joint02 engineering and technologyMoving load01 natural sciencesViscoelasticityDamper0203 mechanical engineeringDeflection (engineering)Control theoryTuned mass damper0103 physical sciencesTime domain010301 acousticsPhysicsbusiness.industryMechanical EngineeringCharacteristic equationMoving loadStructural engineeringCondensed Matter PhysicsTuned mass damper020303 mechanical engineering & transportsMechanics of MaterialsEuler–Bernoulli beamTranslational supportbusinessBeam (structure)Meccanica
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On Infiltration and Infiltration Characteristic Times

2022

In his seminal paper on the solution of the infiltration equation, Philip (1969), https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-1-4831-9936-8.50010-6 proposed a gravity time, tgrav, to estimate practical convergence time and the time domain validity of his infinite time series expansion, TSE, for describing the transient state. The parameter tgrav refers to a point in time where infiltration is dominated equally by capillarity and gravity as derived from the first two (dominant) terms of the TSE. Evidence suggests that applicability of the truncated two-term equation of Philip has a time limit requiring higher-order TSE terms to better describe the infiltration process for times exceeding that limit. Since …

Science & TechnologyEROSIONsorptivityHYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITYINFILTROMETERInfiltrationEnvironmental Sciences & EcologyPARAMETERSSOILMODELPhysical SciencesLimnology[SDE]Environmental Sciencesddc:550Water ResourcesEQUATIONSettore AGR/08 - Idraulica Agraria E Sistemazioni Idraulico-ForestaliWATERsteady statetime domain validityMarine & Freshwater BiologyLife Sciences & Biomedicinehydraulic conductivityEnvironmental SciencesWater Science and Technology
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The INGV's new OBS/H: Analysis of the signals recorded at the Marsili submarine volcano

2009

Abstract The ocean bottom seismometer with hydrophone deployed on the flat top of the Marsili submarine volcano (790 m deep) by the Gibilmanna OBS Lab (CNT–INGV) from 12th to 21st July, 2006, recorded more than 1000 transient seismic signals. Nineteen of these signals were associated with tectonic earthquakes: 1 teleseismic, 8 regional (located by INGV) and 10 small local seismic events (non located earthquakes). The regional events were used to determine sensor orientation. By comparing the signals recorded with typical volcanic seismic activity, we were able to group all the other signals into three categories: 817 volcano–tectonic type B (VT-B) events, 159 occurrences of high frequency t…

Seismometergeographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryHydrophoneContinuous volcanic tremorFrequency bandPolarization analysiSpectral analysisMarsili SeamountTransient volcano–seismic signalSignalTectonicsGeophysicsVolcanoGeochemistry and PetrologyOBS/HTime domainSubmarine volcanoGeologySeismologyJournal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research
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CARATTERIZZAZIONE ELETTROMAGNETICA DEL COMPORTAMENTO DINAMICO DI ELETTRODI INTERRATI IN PRESENZA DI IONIZZAZIONE DEL TERRENO

2009

Settore ING-IND/31 - ElettrotecnicaSettore MAT/08 - Analisi Numericafinite difference time domain methodionizzazione
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Incipient damage identification through characteristics of the analytical signal response

2008

The analytical signal is a complex representation of a time domain signal: the real part is the time domain signal itself, while the imaginary part is its Hilbert transform. It has been observed that damage, even at a very low level, yields clearly detectable variations of analytical signal quantities such as phase and instantaneous frequency. This observation can represent a step toward a quick and effective tool to recognize the presence of incipient damage where other frequency-based techniques fail. In this paper a damage identification procedure based on an adimensional functional of the square of the difference between the characteristics of the analytical theoretical and measured sig…

Signal processingComplex representationSignal processingEstimation theoryAnalytical SignalBuilding and ConstructionInstantaneous phasesymbols.namesakeMechanics of MaterialsRobustness (computer science)symbolsTime domainHilbert transformSignal transfer functionSettore ICAR/08 - Scienza Delle CostruzioniStructural damage identificationAlgorithmCivil and Structural EngineeringMathematicsStructural Control and Health Monitoring
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WAVELET-BASED ESTIMATION OF MODAL PARAMETERS OF A VEHICLE INVOLVED IN A FULL-SCALE IMPACT

2012

In this paper, a wavelet-based approach is presented for estimation of vehicle modal parameters. The acceleration of a colliding vehicle is measured in its center of gravity — this crash pulse contains detailed information about vehicle behavior throughout a collision. Three types of signal analysis are elaborated here: time domain analysis (i.e. description of kinematics of a vehicle in time domain), the frequency analysis (identification of the parameters of the crash pulse in frequency domain), and the time-frequency analysis, which comprises those techniques that study a signal in both the time and frequency domains simultaneously, using Morlet wavelet properties. The frequency compone…

Signal processingComputer scienceApplied MathematicsAcousticsModal analysisNatural frequencySignalWaveletMorlet waveletFrequency domainSignal ProcessingTime domainSimulationInformation SystemsInternational Journal of Wavelets, Multiresolution and Information Processing
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Periodic time-domain modulation for the electrically tunable control of optical pulse train envelope and repetition rate multiplication

2012

An electrically tunable system for the control of optical pulse sequences is proposed and demonstrated. It is based on the use of an electrooptic modulator for periodic phase modulation followed by a dispersive device to obtain the temporal Talbot effect. The proposed configuration allows for repetition rate multiplication with different multiplication factors and with the simultaneous control of the pulse train envelope by simply changing the electrical signal driving the modulator. Simulated and experimental results for an input optical pulse train of 10 GHz are shown for different multiplication factors and envelope shapes. © 2006 IEEE.

Signal processingElectrically tunableMultiplication factorElectrical signalPhysics::Optics02 engineering and technologyOptical signal processingSimultaneous control01 natural sciencesOptical pulse train010309 opticsQ switched lasers020210 optoelectronics & photonicsOptics0103 physical sciencesTEORIA DE LA SEÑAL Y COMUNICACIONES0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringTalbot effectPulse waveOptical fibersTime domainOptical fiber dispersionElectrical and Electronic EngineeringTemporal Talbot effectsEnvelope (waves)PhysicsTelecomunicacionesDispersive devicesRepetition rate multiplicationbusiness.industryOptical pulse shapingAtomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsPulse (physics)Optical signalsPhase modulationModulationTemporal Talbot effectElectro-optic modulatorsPulse trainOptical pulse sequencesDiffraction gratingsMultiplicationElectrónicaTime domainbusinessPhase modulation
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