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Ba y esian Decon v olution of Seismic Arra y Data for RippleFired Explosions Eric A Suess Advisor Professor Rob ert Sh um w a y Outline The Problem Mo del Ba y esian Statistics


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SLIDE 1 Ba y esian Decon v
  • lution
  • f
Seismic Arra y Data for RippleFired Explosions Eric A Suess Advisor Professor Rob ert Sh um w a y
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SLIDE 2 Outline
  • The
Problem
  • Mo
del
  • Ba
y esian Statistics
  • Ba
y esian Decon v
  • lution
  • f
Seismic Arra y Data
  • Results
  • Sim
ulated Data
  • Real
Data
  • Conclusions
and F uture W
  • rk
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SLIDE 3 T reaties
  • Limited
Nuclear T est Ban T reat y L TBT
  • NonProliferation
  • f
Nuclear W eap
  • ns
T reat y NPT
  • Threshold
T est Ban T reat y TTBT
  • P
eaceful Nuclear Explosions T reat y PNET
  • Comprehensiv
e T est Ban T reat y CTBT
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SLIDE 4 Bac kground Muc h
  • f
the fo cus in the past has b een
  • n
distinguishing p
  • ssible
n uclear explosions from earthquak es
  • Curren
tly
  • since
the testing treaties ha v e put limitations
  • n
the p ermissible sizes
  • f
the n uclear explosions
  • ther
smaller seismic ev en ts suc h as industrial mining explosions ha v e b ecome
  • f
in terest in the discrimination problem The w
  • rk
presen ted here is related to distinguishing lo wlev el n uclear explosions from ripplered mining explosions that are
  • n
the same seismic lev el
slide-5
SLIDE 5 The Problem
  • Monitoring
seismic ev en ts at Regional Distances for lo wlev el n uclear tests
  • Other
seismic sources need to b e ruled
  • ut
  • RippleFired
Mining Explosions
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SLIDE 6 RippleFired Explosions This is a mining tec hnique in whic h explosions
  • f
single devices
  • r
groups
  • f
devices are detonated in succession
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SLIDE 7 Monitoring Arra ys
  • f
receiv ers are put in place at Regional Distances and seismic data is con tin ually collected
  • Seismic
disturbances that are ab
  • v
e the baseline noise
  • f
the area are in v estigated
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SLIDE 8 Mo del y k t
  • s
k t
  • m
X j
  • a
j s k t
  • j
  • k
t A mplitudes are distributed according to a random BernoulliGaussian mo del ref Cheng Chen and Li
  • pa
j j
  • I
a j
  • T
N
  • I
a j
  • Signal
and p ath ee cts follo w an AR
  • mo
del ref DargahiNoubary
  • Tjstheim
  • s
k t
  • s
k t
  • p
s k t
  • p
  • e
k t e k t iid N
  • and
dene the precision
  • k
t iid N
  • c
  • c
  • S
N R
  • c
  • is
xed
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SLIDE 9 T runcated Normal pa j
  • c
  • p
  • exp
  • a
j
  • I
a j
  • where
c
  • Z
  • p
  • exp
  • x
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SLIDE 10 Ba y esian Statistics Mo del pY j Prior distribution p Join t distribution pY
  • pY
j p
  • P
  • sterior
distribution pjY
  • pY
j p
  • R
pY j p d
  • pY
j p
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SLIDE 11 Gibbs Sampler ref Gelfand and Smith
  • pjY
  • p
  • jY
  • Giv
en
  • and
  • for
h
  • R
eps
  • Sample
  • h
  • from
p
  • jY
  • h
  • Sample
  • h
  • from
p
  • jY
  • h
  • Set
h
  • h
  • and
go to
  • B
ur nI n
  • B
ur nI n
  • R
eps
  • R
eps
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SLIDE 12
  • R
eps are realizations
  • f
a stationary Mark
  • v
Chain with transition probabilit y from
  • h
to
  • h
  • T
  • h
  • h
  • p
  • jY
  • h
  • p
  • jY
  • h
  • By
Ergo dic theory
  • w
e can calculate estimates
  • f
sa y
  • b
y
  • R
eps X h
  • i
  • as
  • E
  • jY
  • R
eps
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SLIDE 13 Priors
  • B
E T A
  • N
p
  • GAM
M A
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SLIDE 14 The Mo del y k t
  • s
k t
  • m
X j
  • a
j s k t
  • j
  • k
t The parameter set
  • f
  • a
  • Sg
Hyp erparam ters
  • Fixed
parameters c m
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SLIDE 15 Lik eliho
  • d
Y
  • y
  • y
q
  • y
k
  • y
k
  • y
k n
  • pY
j
  • q
Y k
  • py
k j
  • q
Y k
  • n
  • c
  • n
exp
  • c
X t
  • k
t
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SLIDE 16 Ov erall Prior p
  • p
  • a
  • S
  • p
paj p p pSj
  • Join
t Densit y pY
  • pY
j p
  • Join
t P
  • sterior
p jY
  • pY
j p
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SLIDE 17 Conditional Marginal P
  • sterior
Distributions p jY
  • r
est
  • beta
  • F
  • r
xed j
  • m
pa j jY
  • r
est
  • j
I a j
  • j
T N
  • a
j
  • a
j I a j
  • p
jY
  • r
est
  • N
p
  • p
jY
  • r
est
  • g
amma
  • F
  • r
xed i
  • n
and k
  • q
ps k ijY
  • r
est
  • N
  • s
k i
  • s
k i
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SLIDE 18
  • jY
  • r
est
  • beta
  • m
  • n
a
  • n
a
slide-19
SLIDE 19 a j jY
  • r
est
  • BernoulliGaussian
  • a
j
  • a
j
  • c
  • X
k X t
  • k
tj s k t
  • j
  • a
j
  • c
  • X
k X t s
  • k
t
  • j
  • j
  • c
a j
  • a
j
  • c
  • a
j
  • exp
  • a
j
  • a
j
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SLIDE 20 jY
  • r
est
  • N
p
  • X
k X t s k t
  • s
k t
  • X
k X t
  • s
k t
  • s
  • k
t
  • where
  • s
k t
  • s
k t
  • s
k t
  • p
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SLIDE 21
  • jY
  • r
est
  • g
amma
  • q
n
  • l
  • p
  • c
X k X t
  • k
t
  • X
k X t e
  • k
t
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SLIDE 22 s k tjY
  • r
est
  • Normal
  • s
k i
  • s
k i
  • c
  • X
t a ti
  • ti
  • X
t
  • ti
e
  • k
ti
  • s
k i
  • c
  • X
t a
  • ti
  • X
t
  • ti
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SLIDE 23 Steps T
  • P
erform The Gibbs Sampler Giv en the initial v alues n
  • a
  • S
  • for
h
  • to
Reps
  • Sample
  • h
from a b eta
  • Sample
a h j
  • j
  • m
from a BernoulliGaussian
  • Sample
  • h
from a pv ariate normal
  • Sample
  • h
from a gamma
  • Sample
s k i h
  • i
  • n
k
  • q
  • from
a normal
  • Set
h
  • h
  • and
go to Step
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SLIDE 24 Conclusions and F urther W
  • rk
  • ne
  • t
w
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SLIDE 25 References Cheng Q Chen R and LiTH
  • Sim
ultaneous W a v elet Estimation and Decon v
  • lution
  • f
Reection Seismic Signals IEEE T r ansactions On Ge
  • scienc
e and R emote Sensing
  • DargahiNoubary
  • Sto
c hastic Mo deling and Iden tication
  • f
Seismic Records Based
  • n
Established Deterministic F
  • rm
ulations Journal
  • f
Time Series A nalysis
  • Tjstheim
D
  • Autoregressiv
e Represen tation
  • f
Seismic Pw a v e Signals with an Application to the Problem
  • f
ShortP erio d Discriminan ts Ge
  • phys
J R astr So c
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SLIDE 26 Gelfand AE and Smith AFM
  • SamplingBased
Approac hes to Calculating Marginal Densities Journal
  • f
the A meric an Statistic al Asso ciation
  • P
earson DC Strump BW and Anderson DP
  • Ph
ysical Constrain ts
  • n
Mining Explosions httpwwwge
  • lo
gysmue du dp awwwp ap erssrlSRLhtml