SEGJ Technical Conference


Application of seismic interferometry to seismic data acquired by seafloor and subseafloor seismometers deployed in the Nankai Trough area


Abstract
We applied seismic interferometry to seismic ambient noise records acquired by seafloor and subseafloor cabled seismometers deployed in the Nankai Trough seismogenic zone. We then obtained auto- and cross-correlation functions as pseudo-shot records between these seismometers. Common reflection waves are visible in both the obtained pseudo shot records and synthetic shot records, which are calculated from a high resolution velocity model by numerical simulation method. Results imply that seismic interferometry applied to the real time continuous data can realize structure monitoring in the plate boundary seismogenic zone.