A. Kim, O. Lukovenkova, Y. Marapulets, A. Tristanov
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Abstract
Impulse nature signals generated by complex geophysical systems require special methods to study their internal structure. These signals are characterized by a short duration of impulses and the variability of their structure. The use of classical spectral and time-frequency methods raises great difficulty. The authors propose a model of an impulse signal based on a sparse approximation and an algorithm for identifying a model. The algorithm is a modified matching pursuit algorithm using a physically based system of functions (dictionary). The study of modeling results consists in estimating the time-frequency characteristics of the model components. The paper gives an example of the model application on geoacoustic emission signals of a seismically active region (Kamchatka peninsula). The proposed model and approaches to the model investigation can be used for a wide range of impulse nature signals.