PARAMETRIC MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF SEISMOACOUSTIC MONITORING
Keywords:
model, seismoacoustics, monitoring, superposition of oscillators.Abstract
In modern conditions it is necessary to create automated monitoring systems for detection and identification of the investigated objects, in order to designate their nature and obtain information. It is also necessary to create mathematical models and algorithms for detection and identification. This article proposes a mathematical model for identification of the investigated objects in the study of seismic records of explosions. Object identification tasks are associated with decision making problems. When choosing a mathematical model, it is necessary to choose a space of informative features, so as to reduce the possibility of errors. The choice of model is also determined by the possibility of its application in the signal stream generated by a series of explosions.
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