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  • Various geotechnical tasks require the knowledge of rock properties, e.g., of elastic moduli, fracture systems, inhomogeneities, etc. Seismic measurements usually provide these parameters. To describe the detailed properties of small rock volumes, it is necessary to use high-frequency signals and suitable registration systems. Seismic measurements are carried out directly on rock surfaces. Although the conditions, under which measurements are carried out, seem to be simple and convenient, practical measurements themselves are often complicated. The various measuring systems, including seismic sources and seismic receivers used for different base lengths, are discussed in this paper. It was found that, for the repeatability of measurements, the fixing of the sensors with plaster plays most significant role. Repeatability of hammer blow as seismic source is adversely affected namely by signal amplitude triggering. Pencil lead breaking tests with lead 1 and 6 mm in diameter were found as suitable for testing of the high-frequency measuring systems. Measuring directly on the rock massif surface is different compared to exploration seismic measurements. Due to absence of a low-velocity layer it necessary to use a special choice of mutual orientation of sources and receivers. Polarization analysis may be advantageous to identify the arrival of P and S seismic waves. It was also found that the rock massif behaves as a narrow frequency-band pass filter. For exciting frequencies of 0.1 and 1 MHz the transmitted signal displayed the same frequency of 25 kHz at a distance of 1.1 m.
  • Various geotechnical tasks require the knowledge of rock properties, e.g., of elastic moduli, fracture systems, inhomogeneities, etc. Seismic measurements usually provide these parameters. To describe the detailed properties of small rock volumes, it is necessary to use high-frequency signals and suitable registration systems. Seismic measurements are carried out directly on rock surfaces. Although the conditions, under which measurements are carried out, seem to be simple and convenient, practical measurements themselves are often complicated. The various measuring systems, including seismic sources and seismic receivers used for different base lengths, are discussed in this paper. It was found that, for the repeatability of measurements, the fixing of the sensors with plaster plays most significant role. Repeatability of hammer blow as seismic source is adversely affected namely by signal amplitude triggering. Pencil lead breaking tests with lead 1 and 6 mm in diameter were found as suitable for testing of the high-frequency measuring systems. Measuring directly on the rock massif surface is different compared to exploration seismic measurements. Due to absence of a low-velocity layer it necessary to use a special choice of mutual orientation of sources and receivers. Polarization analysis may be advantageous to identify the arrival of P and S seismic waves. It was also found that the rock massif behaves as a narrow frequency-band pass filter. For exciting frequencies of 0.1 and 1 MHz the transmitted signal displayed the same frequency of 25 kHz at a distance of 1.1 m. (en)
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  • SEISMIC MEASUREMENTS ON A ROCK MASSIF SURFACE AT SHORT DISTANCES
  • SEISMIC MEASUREMENTS ON A ROCK MASSIF SURFACE AT SHORT DISTANCES (en)
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  • SEISMIC MEASUREMENTS ON A ROCK MASSIF SURFACE AT SHORT DISTANCES
  • SEISMIC MEASUREMENTS ON A ROCK MASSIF SURFACE AT SHORT DISTANCES (en)
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  • seismic P- and S-waves; seismic source; velocity measurement; repeatability of measurement (en)
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  • Lokajicek, Tomas
  • Rudajev, Vladimir
  • Vilhelm, Jan
  • Zivor, Roman
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