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Numerical modeling of seismic wave processes using grid-characteristic method Dr Alena V. Favorskaya Moscow Institute of Physics and Techology aleanera@yandex.ru Contents We will discuss shelf seismic exploration We will prove the


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Numerical modeling

  • f seismic wave

processes using grid-characteristic method

Dr Alena V. Favorskaya Moscow Institute of Physics and Techology aleanera@yandex.ru

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Contents

 We will discuss shelf seismic exploration  We will prove the following thesis

The use of elastic wave modeling is more better than the use of acoustic wave modeling for shelf seismic exploration independently on the source-receivers system type. Also we will discuss another applications of elastic waves modeling:

 Numerical modeling of Arctic problems  Numerical simulation in geology  Numerical modeling of seismic stability

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Shelf seismic exploration

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Types of source-receivers systems

Streamer

  • P-waves
  • Low price
  • High performance
  • Use of acoustic wave

modeling? Seabed stations

  • P-, S-, PS-, SP-waves
  • High price
  • High comprehension of
  • btained data
  • Use of elastic wave

modeling only

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Comparison between acoustic and elastic waves modeling

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horizontal component vertical component

Comparison between acoustic and elastic waves modeling

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Numerical modeling of Arctic problems

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Destruction of the iceberg under intense dynamic impacts

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Numerical simulation in geology

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Types of cracks: barriers, conductors and neutral one

K = 1.0 (no cracks) K = 0.9 K = 0.5 K = 0.6 K = 0.75

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Numerical modeling of seismic stability

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Seismic stability of the buildings

1000 m 2000 m 3000 m 4000 m Different depth of earthquake hypocenter

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Thank you for your attention!

We discussed:

 Shelf seismic exploration

The use of elastic wave modeling is more better than the use of acoustic wave modeling for shelf seismic exploration independently on the source-receivers system type. Also we discussed another applications of elastic waves modeling:

 Numerical modeling of Arctic problems  Numerical simulation in geology  Numerical modeling of seismic stability

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Appendix: Grid-characteristic method

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System of equations describing elastic and acoustic waves

density, velocity in the elastic media, stress tension, Lame’s parameters,

speed of P-waves, speed of S-waves.

( )

т tv

ρ∂ = ∇× σ v

( ) ( )

( )

т t

v v v λ µ ∂ = ∇× + ∇ ⊗ + ∇ ⊗ σ I v v v ρ v v σ , λ µ

Elastic waves: density, velocity in the acoustic media, pressure, speed of sound.

tv

p ρ∂ = ∇ v

( )

2 t pс

v ρ ∂ = ∇×v ρ v v p c

Acoustic waves:

( )

( )

1 2

2

p

c λ µ ρ = +

( )

1 2 s

c µ ρ =

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 Given traction Given velocity of boundary Mixed boundary conditions Absorbing boundary contions

Boundary Interface p f = σ r r v V = r r

Continuity of the velocity and traction Free sliding conditions The interface condition between acoustic and elastic bodies

,

a b a b

v v V σ σ = = = − r r r r r

, ,

a b a b a b p p

v p v p

τ τ

σ σ σ σ × = × = − = = r r r r

Boundary and interface conditions