Abstract
The ambient noise recorded by the OBS system deployed off the east coast of Taiwan in the TAIGER (TAiwan Integrated GEodynamics Research) project was employed to obtain the Noise Cross-correlation Functions (NCF). The data were recorded between the stations located at Yaeyama Ridge (water depth about 4000 m), starting from May of 2008 for a period of more one year. The results of NCF have shown that there exists strong microseism energy in the frequency band between 0.16 Hz and 0.35 Hz all year around, and has also demonstrated a large temporal variations as much as 5 seconds. A series of numerical simulations using OASES was conducted to investigate the effect of various waveguide propagation conditions on the temporal variation of NCF. The analysis may potentially pave the way of applying passive acoustic tomography for the monitoring of ocean climate.
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