Seismic noise analysis could help monitor potential hazards in active mine

ScienceDaily
Jun 28, 2022, 3:33 pm138 pts
An active underground mine can be a seismically noisy environment, full of signals generated by heavy machinery at work and induced seismicity. Now, researchers working with data from a longwall coal mine demonstrate a way to extract and separate the signals generated from mining activity from the background…

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