Handling Non-Uniformly Spaced Data Using NUFFT and Sinc Interpolation
When processing non-uniformly spaced data in fields like MRI, radar, or geophysics, it’s crucial to use methods that can handle irregular sampling. In this blog, we discussed two important techniques:…
Ironcore Biaxial Shake Table with Magnetic Motors: Precision and Power in Vibration Testing
At QuakeLogic, we understand that precise and reliable seismic testing is crucial for advancing structural integrity and earthquake resilience. That's why we're proud to offer the state-of-the-art ironcore shake biaxial…
Discover the Most Advanced 1-Ton Uniaxial Shake Table
QuakeLogic is proud to introduce our state-of-the-art 1-ton Uniaxial Shake Table, designed to bring unparalleled precision and power to your seismic testing needs. With a 1-ton payload capacity, this shake…
Bringing Earthquake Science to Life in the Classroom with the ATOM Shake Table
Understanding earthquakes and their impact on structures is a critical part of education, especially in the fields of science and engineering studies. Teaching these concepts can be challenging without the…
What is the UNI 9916 Standard and the Role of Peak Particle Velocity (PPV) in Human Comfort Evaluation?
The UNI 9916 standard, formally titled "Criteria for the Measurement of Vibrations and the Assessment of Their Effects on Buildings," is a crucial guideline in the field of vibration analysis…
How to Use Geophones in Structural Health Monitoring and Vibration Monitoring
Geophones are essential instruments in vibration monitoring and structural health monitoring (SHM) due to their ability to measure vibrations and seismic activity with high sensitivity. Unlike accelerometers, which measure acceleration,…
Optimizing STA/LTA Settings for Microseismic Earthquake Detection
Microseismic earthquake detection plays a crucial role in various fields such as oil and gas exploration, geothermal energy production, and monitoring of induced seismicity in mining. One of the most…
Understanding OCTAVE Analysis and Vibration Data Analysis
Ground vibrations can arise from various sources such as construction activities, heavy machinery, or blasting operations. These vibrations can significantly impact buildings and structures, both in terms of structural integrity…
How to Download Waveform Data from SeisComP
Downloading waveform data from SeisComP can be essential for various seismological research and analysis tasks. Whether you're a seasoned seismologist or a beginner, understanding the different methods available for extracting…