Temporal changes in seismic velocities are an important tool for tracking structural changes within the crust during transient deformation. While many geophysical processes span the crust, including volcanic unrest and large-magnitude earthquakes, …
Cross-correlations of ambient seismic noise are widely used for seismic velocity imaging, monitoring, and ground motion analyses. A typical step in analyzing Noise Cross-correlation Functions (NCFs) is stacking short-term NCFs over longer time …
Temporal changes in subsurface properties, such as seismic wave speeds, can be monitored by measuring phase shifts in the coda of two seismic waveforms that share a similar source–receiver path but that are recorded at different times. These nearly …