Recording decimated magnetotelluric measurements with coherence

Electricity: measuring and testing – Of geophysical surface or subsurface in situ – Using electrode arrays – circuits – structure – or supports

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ABSTRACT:
In magnetotelluric exploration, channels of measurements of the earth's electric and magnetic field are digitized. Blocks of digital samples are transformed into frequency domain representations of the power spectra, including amplitude and phase, at selected harmonics. The coherence between the power spectra from different channels is determined and compared to a threshold. The power spectra which have a coherence exceeding the threshold are stacked and recorded on magnetic tape.

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