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Fiber optic distributed strain sensing for seismic applications

Reinsch et al., 2021

Document ID
4229133415714018765
Author
Reinsch T
Jousset P
Krawczyk C
Publication year
Publication venue
Encyclopedia of Solid Earth Geophysics

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Fiber optic distributed strain sensing relies on the interrogation of an optical fiber using an appropriate light source, typically a laser. When light travels through an optical fiber, it interacts with the fiber glass structure. The interaction can be elastic (Rayleigh) or inelastic …
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