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Comparative Analysis of Strain-to-Velocity Conversion Methods for Active-Source DAS Data and Collocated Nodal Stations
Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) provides dense spatial measurements of the dynamic strain along fiber optic cables, offering high-resolution wave sensing for ground motion monitoring and subsurface imaging applications. However, DAS records the axial strain or strain rate, whereas traditional sei
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