Frequency rejection
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2022 3:11 pm
Hi Marc,
I have a question about the tool frequency rejection (FWA).
Opening the log file of an H / V curve calculated with this procedure I do not find the value of n (standard deviation) = 1.6 that I used.
There is only a list of standard parameters preceded by the # symbol
# Frequency domain window rejection (Cox et al. (2020, GJI)
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_MINIMUM_FREQUENCY = 0.0001
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_MAXIMUM_FREQUENCY = 5000
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_STDDEV_FACTOR = 2
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_MAXIMUM_ITERATIONS = 50
#
# END PARAMETERS
#
#
# BEGIN WINDOWING LOG
#
Automatic windowing
Removed windows according to Cox et al 2020
.....
Is it correct that the real value of n does not appear?
Is it ineffective to vary the number of iterations? Are they always 50 anyway?
I have made many comparisons between antitrigger-FWA H / V curves and to have a comparable number of windows it is often necessary to use values of n <2. In the attached image the FWA curve has been constructed with n = 1.4 (the highest time series are FWA)
Regards
Luigi
I have a question about the tool frequency rejection (FWA).
Opening the log file of an H / V curve calculated with this procedure I do not find the value of n (standard deviation) = 1.6 that I used.
There is only a list of standard parameters preceded by the # symbol
# Frequency domain window rejection (Cox et al. (2020, GJI)
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_MINIMUM_FREQUENCY = 0.0001
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_MAXIMUM_FREQUENCY = 5000
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_STDDEV_FACTOR = 2
FREQUENCY_WINDOW_REJECTION_MAXIMUM_ITERATIONS = 50
#
# END PARAMETERS
#
#
# BEGIN WINDOWING LOG
#
Automatic windowing
Removed windows according to Cox et al 2020
.....
Is it correct that the real value of n does not appear?
Is it ineffective to vary the number of iterations? Are they always 50 anyway?
I have made many comparisons between antitrigger-FWA H / V curves and to have a comparable number of windows it is often necessary to use values of n <2. In the attached image the FWA curve has been constructed with n = 1.4 (the highest time series are FWA)
Regards
Luigi