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Bridge Vibrations as Persistent Seismic Sources for Time-lapse Imaging of River Corridors with Distributed Acoustic Sensing
Fluvial corridors mediate dynamic river-groundwater exchanges and support major transportation infrastructure, yet continuous subsurface monitoring remains limited by sparse point sensors and infrequent time-lapse surveys. Addressing this observational gap is critical during extreme flood events, wh
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