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Entry: corner frequency

URI: https://registry.epos-eu.org/ncl/FAIR-Incubator/tcs-SEISMO/85

The frequency at which the curve representing the Fourier amplitude spectrum of a recorded seismic signal abruptly changes its slope and drops by -3 db from the spectral plateau. In earthquake source studies, a parameter characterizing the farfield body-wave displacement �source spectrum�, being related to fault size, rupture velocity, source duration and stress drop in the source

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accepted on 10 Feb 2022 10:24:49.734

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date accepted 10 Feb 2022 10:24:49.734
date submitted 10 Feb 2022 10:16:37.403
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description The frequency at which the curve representing the Fourier amplitude spectrum of a recorded seismic signal abruptly changes its slope and drops by -3 db from the spectral plateau. In earthquake source studies, a parameter characterizing the farfield body-wave displacement �source spectrum�, being related to fault size, rupture velocity, source duration and stress drop in the source
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label corner frequency
notation 85
register tcs sEISMO
status status experimental
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account name t.randriamalala@externe.brgm.fr
name Tendry R

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description The frequency at which the curve representing the Fourier amplitude spectrum of a recorded seismic signal abruptly changes its slope and drops by -3 db from the spectral plateau. In earthquake source studies, a parameter characterizing the farfield body-wave displacement �source spectrum�, being related to fault size, rupture velocity, source duration and stress drop in the source
label corner frequency
notation 85
pref label corner frequency
type Concept

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