Application of the Segmented Correlation Technology in Seismic Communication with Morse Code

Jiang, Yuanjie; Chen, Yuda; Tian, Ruyun; Wang, Longxu; Lv, Shixue; Lin, Jun; Xing, Xuefeng

doi:10.3390/app11041947

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“…We will develop this type of correlation and call it the precise piecewise correlation. It should be emphasized that a segmented correlation, although the term sounds similar to the piecewise correlation, is a type of autocorrelation and a common tool in algorithms that extract a target signal in seismic communication [11].…”

Section: Correlationmentioning

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Method PPC for Precise Piecewise Correlation after Histogram Segmentation

Ognjenovic,

Stojanov,

Brtka

et al. 2024

Symmetry

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Correlation, functioning as a symmetric relation, is very powerful indicator of the mutual association between two attributes. The problem of weak correlation indicates a lack of linearity in the observed range. This paper presents the precise piecewise correlation method, which overcomes the problem by determining the segments where the linear association will be present. The determination was achieved using the histogram segmentation method. The conditions of the application and analysis of the method are presented, as well as the application of the method to the representative datasets. The obtained results confirm the existence of stronger linear associations on the segments. Detected correlations reveal the strength and nature of the symmetric association between two attributes on each of the separated segments.

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Section: Correlationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Method PPC for Precise Piecewise Correlation after Histogram Segmentation

Ognjenovic,

Stojanov,

Brtka

et al. 2024

Symmetry

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“…He et al (2017) indicated that a rake receiver can be employed to solve the multipath fading problem of seismic signals using a MATLAB simulation. Jiang et al (2021) compared the characteristics of hammering and vibroseis signals and reported that the vibroseis has an advantage in signal modulation. Jiang et al (2022) proved the feasibility of the aforementioned communication using vibroseis signals and designed two methods for carrier signals.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Jiang et al. (2021) compared the characteristics of hammering and vibroseis signals and reported that the vibroseis has an advantage in signal modulation. Jiang et al.…”

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Seismic communication data processing based on compressed sensing algorithm

Jiang,

Xing

2024

Geophysical Prospecting

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Geophysical prospecting signals encompass subsurface structural information and incorporate textual messages generated in accordance with a specific pattern. These signals can be employed in places without radio access to ensure public and worker safety. Therefore, the use of seismic signals to transmit information through the earth has attracted the attention of researchers in the last decade. Presently, achievements in seismic communication are mainly in the coding, generation, and propagation of seismic signals. Little work has been done on methods to convert seismic signals generated by vibroseis sources into text and broadcast them vocally. Therefore, we built a seismic communication system with 6‐bit code using the American Standard Code for Information Interchange. To better recommend the seismic communication system scheme, the origin, state and principles of seismic communication system are illustrated in detail. Then, a seismic transmitting system is devised with a 500 N vibroseis source, which compiles seismic signals through amplitude modulation. After seismic signals propagate through the earth, they are received by geophones and recorded in seismographs. Through data acquisition based on a compression algorithm, seismic signals are converted into text and voice signals, which significantly reduces the storage and transmission of seismic data.

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Feasibility of seismic wave communication using electromagnetic vibrator under strong environmental noise interference: Field experimental research

Wang

Tao

et al. 2023

Review of Scientific Instruments

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Although various wired or wireless communication facilities play a significant role in underground mine production monitoring and disaster warning, some communication nodes will be damaged when an accident occurs, resulting in unreliable emergency communications. Due to the excellent transmission characteristics of seismic waves in the earth channel, there is no need for the seismic wave communication system to set up relay nodes. Since seismic waves are not easily disturbed by the external environment, they can be used as a new type of emergency communication carrier to realize information transmission. However, under strong background noise interference in a real environment, the feasibility of seismic wave communication using an electromagnetic vibrator is not yet known. Therefore, a field experiment research on electromagnetic vibrator seismic wave communication was conducted. First, the model of electromagnetic vibrator seismic wave communication was established. In addition, the on–off keying modulation method, the cross-correlation segment threshold demodulation method, and the noise suppression method based on the time–frequency characteristics of the carrier were introduced. Finally, an electromagnetic vibrator seismic wave communication system was built, and binary data communication up to 72 m without deploying additional relay nodes was achieved successfully. The experimental results illustrate the feasibility of the electromagnetic vibrator seismic wave communication under strong background noise interference in a real environment. Furthermore, combined with the characteristics of the seismic wave, the time–frequency slice filtering can significantly improve the signal-to-noise ratio of the seismic wave and can further increase the communication distance with respect to the traditional methods.

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Application of the Segmented Correlation Technology in Seismic Communication with Morse Code

Cited by 3 publications

References 35 publications

Method PPC for Precise Piecewise Correlation after Histogram Segmentation

Method PPC for Precise Piecewise Correlation after Histogram Segmentation

Seismic communication data processing based on compressed sensing algorithm

Feasibility of seismic wave communication using electromagnetic vibrator under strong environmental noise interference: Field experimental research

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