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Multiplexed FBG-FFPI strainmeter array for field observation
DOI:10.1016/j.measurement.2024.114455.png)
Abstract
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Mining mass data of the earth's surface deformation is a promising approach for earthquake early -warning, raising an urgent demand for developing large-scale optical fiber strainmeters. This paper presents the implementation and results of large-scale, ultrahigh -resolution, real-time multiplexed fiber Bragg grating -based FabryPerot interferometer (FBG-FFPI) strainmeter arrays for field observation. The Pound-Drever-Hall technique locks master and slave single-sideband lasers onto the FBG-FFPI resonance peaks for precise strain measurement. A 10channel array was successfully utilized for field observation at Lijiang National Seismic Station, which accurately recorded over 100 earthquakes and the earth's daily tide signal. The FBG-FFPIs have a strain resolution of 4.80 p epsilon/root Hz @ 30 Hz with a 0.22-m cavity length. A 4 -channel array with a longer cavity length of 1.4 m was also established at Heqing Seismic Station, showing advantageous performances. These results demonstrate the significant potential of FBG-FFPI strainmeter arrays in providing geophysical data for earthquake early -warning and hazard mitigation.
Keywords:
Field observation
Fiber Bragg grating (FBG)
Fiber Fabry-Perot interferometer (FFPI)
Strainmeter
Sensor multiplexing
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