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Homestake Meeting Minutes, 04/13/18 | Homestake Meeting Minutes, 04/13/18 | ||
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* Data analysis topics | * Data analysis topics | ||
* Data corrections, | * Data corrections, | ||
* Event catalog (Gary/Ross) | * Event catalog (Gary/Ross) | ||
- | * Radiometer updates (Pat, Andrew) | + | * Radiometer updates (Pat, Andrew) |
+ | * Pat: eigenfunctions measured above 0.2 Hz, not much signal below it. Gary agrees. | ||
+ | * Vuk: Correction of equation on slide 6. | ||
+ | * Daniel: for data points where there is a binary distribution (some retro and some pro), should we try to force the retro solution? This could change the mean and the median. | ||
+ | * Pat: not sure, had the same question. Will follow up via email. | ||
+ | * Victor/ | ||
+ | * Pat: velocity at low frequencies is maybe not modelled well with a linear or a power law. Maybe there are better choices? | ||
+ | * Victor: usually people don't fit velocity vs frequency with a parametrized curve, instead they use their data (or don't use some frequencies). | ||
+ | * Victor/Pat: could try to fix velocities from other estimates, and only estimate other parameters | ||
+ | * Vuk: it seems posteriors and priors are similar, not constraining the eigenfunctions more than we already did before the measurements. | ||
+ | * Victor: yes, the paper could simply state that the data is consistent with the model. | ||
+ | * Vuk: Maybe we can get away with some simpler statistical statement, showing that the model is consistent with the data? | ||
+ | * Victor: would be nice, but would not be the selling point of the paper. | ||
+ | * Vuk: let's then proceed with what we have. If we come up with a simple statistical test we can add it... | ||
* Parameter estimation for Rayleigh and Love (Pat) | * Parameter estimation for Rayleigh and Love (Pat) | ||
* Teleseismic events and Wiener filtering (Daniel, Michael) | * Teleseismic events and Wiener filtering (Daniel, Michael) | ||
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* Homestake Array Summary paper: | * Homestake Array Summary paper: | ||
* Leads: Vuk, Gary, Victor | * Leads: Vuk, Gary, Victor | ||
- | * Submitted to Seism. Research Lett.: | + | * Submitted to Seism. Research Lett.: |
* Active excitation overview paper | * Active excitation overview paper | ||
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* Wiener filter application | * Wiener filter application | ||
* Leads: Jan, Michael | * Leads: Jan, Michael | ||
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+ | * Michael: draft produced after discussing with Victor. Will iterate again to make it more suitable for geophysics community. Moved text around to emphasize geo aspects more. Target: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth. Physics implications are in the conclusion only. | ||
+ | * Victor: this is the standard journal for geophysics research, so the emphasis should be on geophysics. It is OK to add on implications for physics. | ||
* Teleseismic EQs and near-surface scattering | * Teleseismic EQs and near-surface scattering | ||
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* Very low frequency harmonics (Ross) | * Very low frequency harmonics (Ross) | ||
* 3D PDF of Homestake geometry - draft for active source experiment paper {{: | * 3D PDF of Homestake geometry - draft for active source experiment paper {{: | ||
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