A new earthquake early warning algorithm is proposed in this paper. Intelligent sampling technique is used to expose signal information in a way to facilitate the inference of knowledge. The goal is to assess, by observing the first few seconds of P-wave, whether the incoming earthquake is destructive or not, and to generate an alert or eventually take action. Once the proposed method has been developed, performance results obtained using real seismic data from open-access databases are presented, thereby validating the effectiveness of the proposed method in estimating seismic magnitude. Since real-time and device interoperability are critical aspects in applications such as seismic detection, the suitability and compatibility of the proposed method with the IEEE1451 family of standards are demonstrated.

Edge sensor signal processing algorithms for earthquake early detection

Paciello V.
2020-01-01

Abstract

A new earthquake early warning algorithm is proposed in this paper. Intelligent sampling technique is used to expose signal information in a way to facilitate the inference of knowledge. The goal is to assess, by observing the first few seconds of P-wave, whether the incoming earthquake is destructive or not, and to generate an alert or eventually take action. Once the proposed method has been developed, performance results obtained using real seismic data from open-access databases are presented, thereby validating the effectiveness of the proposed method in estimating seismic magnitude. Since real-time and device interoperability are critical aspects in applications such as seismic detection, the suitability and compatibility of the proposed method with the IEEE1451 family of standards are demonstrated.
2020
978-1-7281-4460-3
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