Time-Arrival Location of Seismic P-Wave Based on Wavelet Transform

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The automatic pick of seismic first arrivals is a foundational problem in Seismic Exploration. Picking the first arrival of P-wave is an important problem in the seismic research field. The modulus maxima of wavelet transform is a useful method for picking up the singularities of function. For applying the modulus maxima method to investigate the arrival time of P-wave, it is necessary to eliminate the influence of random factors. Based on standard deviation, we present a method to reduce the influence of random factors. Then we get an approach to detect the arrival time of P-wave by means of window energy ratio factors. The results of data analysis indicate that our method is more effective.

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