Improved Resolution and Cost Performance of Low-Cost MEMS Seismic Sensor through Parallel Acquisition.
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ABSTRACT: In earthquake monitoring, an important aspect of the operational effect of earthquake intensity rapid reporting and earthquake early warning networks depends on the density and performance of the deployed seismic sensors. To improve the resolution of seismic sensors as much as possible while keeping costs low, in this article the use of multiple low-cost and low-resolution digital MEMS accelerometers is proposed to increase the resolution through the correlation average method. In addition, a cost-effective MEMS seismic sensor is developed. With ARM and Linux embedded computer technology, this instrument can cyclically store the continuous collected data on a built-in large-capacity SD card for approximately 12 months. With its real-time seismic data processing algorithm, this instrument i
SUBMITTER: Hu XX
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8659451 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Nov
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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