Investigation on the transmission of Love waves due to an impulsive line source in a heterogeneous double porous rock structure

The region around the reservoir sometimes encounters the seismic response of ground. The phenomena of Love waves propagation also caused by seismic activity which can further significantly influenced by an impulsive line source present in the rock structures of ground. The current study elucidates the propagation behavior of Love waves induced by an impulsive line source within the anisotropic layered heterogeneous double porous rock structures commonly found in proximity to the reservoir areas. The expression of the dispersion relation for the Love waves propagation due to an impulsive line source has been derived by using the Fourier transformation and Green's function technique. The above-mentioned rock composite structure is consisted of two different portions: upper transversely isotropic double porous (TIDP) layer medium and lower heterogeneous isotropic double porous half-space (IDP) medium. In the aforesaid half-space medium, both types of heterogeneities viz. linear and quadratic have been considered. The impacts of heterogeneity parameters associated with the lower heterogeneous IDP half-space, porosity parameter (corresponds to both upper TIDP layer and lower IDP half-space) and anisotropic parameter of TIDP layer on Love waves phase velocity have also been studied. Some special outlines have also been depicted graphically.

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Scientific Reports
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2024-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-77203-1
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Investigation on the transmission of Love waves due to an impulsive line source in a heterogeneous double porous rock structure

Anil Negi, A.K. Mishra
9 citations
Scientific Reports
Seismic Waves and Analysis
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Investigation on the transmission of Love waves due to an impulsive line source in a heterogeneous double porous rock structure

Anil Negi, A.K. Mishra
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9 citations

Abstract

The region around the reservoir sometimes encounters the seismic response of ground. The phenomena of Love waves propagation also caused by seismic activity which can further significantly influenced by an impulsive line source present in the rock structures of ground. The current study elucidates the propagation behavior of Love waves induced by an impulsive line source within the anisotropic layered heterogeneous double porous rock structures commonly found in proximity to the reservoir areas. The expression of the dispersion relation for the Love waves propagation due to an impulsive line source has been derived by using the Fourier transformation and Green's function technique. The above-mentioned rock composite structure is consisted of two different portions: upper transversely isotropic double porous (TIDP) layer medium and lower heterogeneous isotropic double porous half-space (IDP) medium. In the aforesaid half-space medium, both types of heterogeneities viz. linear and quadratic have been considered. The impacts of heterogeneity parameters associated with the lower heterogeneous IDP half-space, porosity parameter (corresponds to both upper TIDP layer and lower IDP half-space) and anisotropic parameter of TIDP layer on Love waves phase velocity have also been studied. Some special outlines have also been depicted graphically.

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