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Ground-to-Cable Strain Transfer in Unburied DAS on Earth and the Moon
Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) cables are typically buried to ensure good coupling and reduce unwanted atmospheric noise. Unburied deployments are attractive for rapid response applications and for missions to the Moon, where burial is impractical. Unburied DAS, however, suffers from degraded si
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