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Earth, Planets and Space | 2012

Improvement of back-azimuth estimation in real-time by using a single station record

Shunta Noda; Shunroku Yamamoto; Shinji Sato; Naoyasu Iwata; Masahiro Korenaga; Kimitoshi Ashiya

We propose a new approach to improve the accuracy of the back-azimuth estimation in real-time by using a single station record. Compared with the conventional approach in which the length of the time window for the analysis is fixed for all data, the accuracy and speed of the estimation are drastically improved by introducing a variable-length time window which is determined by the first half cycle of the wavelength of the initial P -wave, because this window tends to reduce the influences of trailing scattered waves. The analysis, using the K-NET dataset, shows that the estimation, using this new approach, is improved by 28% and 0.25 s in accuracy and speed, respectively.


Butsuri-tansa(geophysical Exploration) | 2007

Application of earthquake early warning information to earthquake alarm systems in railways

Kimitoshi Ashiya; Shinji Sato; Naoyasu Iwata; Masahiro Korenaga; Hiromitsu Nakamura


Quarterly Report of Rtri | 2015

Improved Algorithms of Seismic Parameters Estimation and Noise Discrimination in Earthquake Early Warning

Naoyasu Iwata; Shunroku Yamamoto; Masahiro Korenaga; Shunta Noda


Archive | 2013

DETECTION OF NATURAL DISASTER OTHER THAN EARTHQUAKE USING SEISMOMETER, AND ALARM OUTPUT METHOD TO TRAIN

直泰 岩田; Naoyasu Iwata; 俊六 山本; Shunroku Yamamoto


Quarterly Report of Rtri | 2011

Improvement of Seismic Parameter Estimation for the Earthquake Early Warning System

Shunroku Yamamoto; Shinji Sato; Naoyasu Iwata; Masahiro Korenaga; Yoshiaki Ito; Shunta Noda


Archive | 2011

Method and system for braking train in earthquake

Naoyasu Iwata; Shunroku Yamamoto; Masahiro Korenaga; 俊六 山本; 直泰 岩田; 将宏 是永


Quarterly Report of Rtri | 2006

Ground Vibration Characteristics Induced at High-Speed by Shinkansen and Evaluation Method for Speed Dependency

Hidehumi Yokoyama; Kimitoshi Ashiya; Naoyasu Iwata


Proceedings of the 12th SEGJ International Symposium, Tokyo, Japan, 18-20 November 2015 | 2015

Application of microtremor exploration to shallow dipping layers under the assumption of horizontally stratified structure

Kyosuke Okamoto; Seiji Tsuno; Naoyasu Iwata; Kimitoshi Sakai; Kohei Tanaka; Atsuhiro Usami; Kaoru Kobayashi; Masaya Hirabayashi


Archive | 2010

Change method of operation control value against complex disaster of rain and earthquake

Naoyasu Iwata; Shunroku Yamamoto; 俊六 山本; 直泰 岩田


Quarterly Report of Rtri | 2017

Development of Seismograph Equipped with Improved Algorithm for Earthquake Early Warning

Shunroku Yamamoto; Naoyasu Iwata

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Shunroku Yamamoto

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Masahiro Korenaga

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Seiji Tsuno

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Shunta Noda

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Kimitoshi Ashiya

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Shinji Sato

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Hiromitsu Nakamura

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Kaoru Kobayashi

East Japan Railway Company

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Kimitoshi Sakai

Railway Technical Research Institute

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Kosuke Chimoto

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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