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19 December 2022 Field trial of abyss-class DAS system in South China Sea
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Abstract
Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) technology holds considerable potential for marine geophysical surveys by transforming standard optic cable into dense arrays of seismo-acoustic sensors and gathering seismic data of shallow stratigraphic profiles. Here, a field trial with an abyss-class DAS system was carried out at 1423 meters depth in the South China Sea, and more than 600GB data was collected for 21 days. The vibration events of the marine integrated experimental base station were recorded, including entering, moving, landing and raising. The time and spectral domain characteristics were analyzed to reveal the station working statuses. The sea trial demonstrates the capability of the abyss-class DAS system for long-term seismic data acquisition in deep-sea environments.
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Dimin Deng, Tuanwei Xu, Hanyu Zhang, Chunliang Yu, Lilong Ma, Kai Cao, Yinghao Jiang, Fang Li, and Shiguo Wu "Field trial of abyss-class DAS system in South China Sea", Proc. SPIE 12321, Advanced Sensor Systems and Applications XII, 123211D (19 December 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2647191
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KEYWORDS
Data acquisition

Ocean optics

Time-frequency analysis

Digital recording

Optical fiber cables

Data processing

Sensing systems

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