aux_hvanalysis: Perform H-V-spectral ratio analysis of a seismic data set

In eseis: Environmental Seismology Toolbox

Perform H-V-spectral ratio analysis of a seismic data set

Description

This function cuts a three component seismic data set into time windows that may or may not overlap and calculates the spectral ratio for each of these windows. It returns a matrix with the ratios for each time slice. Thus, it is a wrapper for the function signal_hvratio. For further information about the technique and function arguments see the description of signal_hvratio.

Usage

aux_hvanalysis(
  data,
  time,
  window,
  overlap = 0,
  dt,
  method = "periodogram",
  kernel,
  order = "xyz",
  plot = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

data	List, data frame or matrix, seismic componenents to be processed. If data is a matrix, the components must be organised as columns. Also, data can be a list of eseis objects.
time	POSIXct vector with time values. If omitted, an synthetic time vector will be created, based on dt.
window	Numeric scalar, time window length in seconds used to calculate individual spectral ratios. Set to 10 percent of the time series length by default.
overlap	Numeric value, fraction of window overlap.
dt	Numeric value, sampling period.
method	Character value, method for calculating the spectra. One out of "periodogram" , "autoregressive" and "multitaper", default is "periodogram".
kernel	Numeric value, window size (defined by number of samples) of the moving window used for smoothing the spectra. By default no smoothing is performed.
order	Character value, order of the seismic components. Describtion must contain the letters "x","y" and "z" in the order according to the input data set. Default is "xyz" (NW-SE-vertical).
plot	Logical value, toggle plot output. Default is FALSE.
...	Additional arguments passed to the plot function.

Value

A matrix with the h-v-frequency ratios for each time slice.

Author(s)

Michael Dietze

Examples

## load example data set
data(earthquake)

## ATTENTION, THIS EXAMPLE DATA SET IS FAR FROM IDEAL FOR THIS PURPOSE

## detrend data
s <- signal_detrend(data = s)

## calculate the HV ratios straightforward
HV <- aux_hvanalysis(data = s,
                     dt = 1 / 200,
                     kernel = 100)

## calculate the HV ratios with plot output, userdefined palette
plot_col <- colorRampPalette(colors = c("grey", "darkblue", "blue", "orange"))
HV <- aux_hvanalysis(data = s,
                     dt = 1 / 200,
                     kernel = 100,
                     plot = TRUE,
                     col = plot_col(100))

## calculate the HV ratios with optimised method settings
HV <- aux_hvanalysis(data = s, 
                     time = t,
                     dt = 1 / 200, 
                     window = 10, 
                     overlap = 0.9, 
                     method = "autoregressive",
                     plot = TRUE,
                     col = plot_col(100),
                     xlab = "Time (UTC)",
                     ylab = "f (Hz)")
                     
## calculate and plot stack (mean and sd) of all spectral ratios
HV_mean <- apply(X = HV, MARGIN = 1, FUN = mean)
HV_sd <- apply(X = HV, MARGIN = 1, FUN = sd)
HV_f <- as.numeric(rownames(HV))

plot(x = HV_f, y = HV_mean, type = "l", ylim = c(0, 50))
lines(x = HV_f, y = HV_mean + HV_sd, col = 2)
lines(x = HV_f, y = HV_mean - HV_sd, col = 2)              

eseis documentation built on Aug. 10, 2023, 5:08 p.m.