Abstract
We have used data from the 80‐km‐diameter NORSAR array and the 3‐km‐diameter NORESS array to determine the Transverse Coherence Function (TCF) of arrival time for spatial separations ranging from a few hundred meters to 80 km. To accomplish our objective, we have devised a method to combine data from arrays of different aperture. The procedure is based on information about rms fluctuations and rms tilts on each array. Synthetic fluctuation fields with different statistical properties were generated to test the combination method. Our results for the TCF from NORSAR and NORESS are in reasonable agreement with the predictions of the Flatté‐Wu model of heterogeneities under NORSAR.
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