TIME DOMAIN SOLUTION FOR MULTIPLE-SCATTERING AND THE CODA ENVELOPES

被引:11
作者
GAO, LS
LI, SL
机构
[1] Institute of Geophysics, State Seismological Bureau, Beijing
[2] Geophysical Prospecting Brigade, State Seismological Bureau, Beijing
关键词
absorption; attenuation; Coda wave; discriminating between Q[!sub]s[!/sub] and Q[!sub]i[!/sub; intrinsic Q; multiple scattering; Q factor; scattering;
D O I
10.1007/BF00874360
中图分类号
P3 [地球物理学]; P59 [地球化学];
学科分类号
0708 ; 070902 ;
摘要
This article summarizes work on multiple scattering based on models of media with randomly distributed scatterers. The scatterers are isotropic and statistically uniform. Measuring distance in terms of mean-free path Ls and time in terms of the mean-free times Ls/V, where V is the velocity of scattered waves, we have more convenient dimensionless distance and time. It can be shown that after the dimensionless time equals 0.65 energy contributed from multiple scattering becomes predominant. Thus the later coda reflects the effect of multiple scattering rather than single scattering. Treating the seismic record, including starting and tail parts, as a whole, the diffusion theory predicts that at a dense distribution of scatterers and a small distance between source and receiver, codas reflect mainly intrinsic Qi. Of course, this conclusion is coincident with the presumption of the diffusion theory, Qs>Qi. However, from a new integral equation of multiple scattering, which deals with the scattered waves and primary waves separately, the conclusion is similar but clearer. This article quotes the new expression for coda energy in two-dimensional space. It shows that if the receiver is close to the source, the coda decay reflects only intrinsic Qi, then as the distance increases, effects of scattering Qs, are involved in the decay feature. The theoretical plots of coda decay show that it seems in most cases in the earth Qi should not be smaller than one tenth of Qs. © 1990 Birkhäuser Verlag.
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页码:123 / 150
页数:28
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