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Subject: Re: Digest from 08/06/2007 00:01:22
From: ChrisAtUpw@.......
Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 15:43:38 EDT
In a message dated 2007/08/09, gmvoeth@........... writes:
> It seems unlikely to me that an amatur has the abilities to build
> scientific equipment with the abilities to properly recreate the actual ground motion.
Hi Geoff,
Why do you say that? A long period Lehman has a ~flat response out to
the edge of the band. The delays due to filters are often ~0.1 sec, maybe a
bit more. You tend to get larger delays if you filter below 3Hz
> There are phase relationships involved that are\very difficult to
> properly record after passing through complex filter circuits.
It largely depends on what filter circuits you use. The Butterworth
filters have a sharp phase peak at the band edge. The Bessel filters show a slow
change.
> The best we can hope to achieve are things like
> first time of arrival and relative energy content.
The broad band filters are quite well compensated.
You can compensate for time delays in WinQuake.
Regards,
Chris Chapman
In a message dated 2007/08/09, gmvoeth@........... writes=
:
It seems unlikely to me that an=
amatur has the abilities to build scientific equipment with the abilities t=
o properly recreate the actual ground motion.
Hi Geoff,
Why do you say that? A long period Lehm=
an has a ~flat response out to the edge of the band. The delays due to filte=
rs are often ~0.1 sec, maybe a bit more. You tend to get larger delays if yo=
u filter below 3Hz
There are phase relationships i=
nvolved that are\very difficult to
properly record after passing through complex filter circuits.
It largely depends on what filter circ=
uits you use. The Butterworth filters have a sharp phase peak at the band ed=
ge. The Bessel filters show a slow change.
The best we can hope to achieve=
are things like
first time of arrival and relative energy content.
The broad band filters are quite well c=
ompensated.
You can compensate for time delays in W=
inQuake.
Regards,
Chris Chapman
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