Stoneley waves

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Stoneley waves are a type of seismic interface wave that propagates along the boundary between two solid media or along a solid–fluid interface, with particle motion concentrated near the boundary.

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Stoneley waves canonical 1

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instanceOf seismic interface wave ⓘ
seismic wave ⓘ
areAnalogousTo Rayleigh waves at a free surface ⓘ
Scholte waves at a solid–fluid interface ⓘ
areClassifiedAs guided waves ⓘ
areGovernedBy elastic wave equations with interface boundary conditions ⓘ
areImportantFor interpreting borehole acoustic logs ⓘ
understanding wave propagation along geological boundaries ⓘ
areObservedWith acoustic logging tools ⓘ
vertical seismic profiling ⓘ
areSolutionOf elastodynamic boundary value problem ⓘ
areTypeOf surface wave ⓘ
areUsedIn characterization of fluid-filled fractures ⓘ
geotechnical site investigation ⓘ
hydrocarbon reservoir evaluation ⓘ
attenuationSensitiveTo fluid flow in porous media ⓘ
fracture connectivity ⓘ
existIf impedance contrast conditions are satisfied ⓘ
specific boundary conditions at the interface are met ⓘ
haveAmplitude decays away from the interface ⓘ
maximum at the interface ⓘ
haveDispersion frequency-dependent attenuation ⓘ
frequency-dependent phase velocity ⓘ
haveMotionType elliptical particle motion near the boundary ⓘ
predominantly longitudinal ⓘ
haveParticleMotion concentrated near the boundary ⓘ
havePhaseVelocity typically lower than compressional wave velocity in adjacent solids ⓘ
typically lower than shear wave velocity in adjacent solids ⓘ
namedAfter Robert Stoneley ⓘ
occurIn seismology ⓘ
propagateAlong boundary between two solid media ⓘ
solid–fluid interface ⓘ
propagationVelocityDependsOn density contrast across the interface ⓘ
elastic properties of adjacent media ⓘ
fluid properties at the interface ⓘ
sensitiveTo fluid properties in a borehole ⓘ
permeability of formations ⓘ
properties of the interface ⓘ
usedIn borehole seismology ⓘ
subsurface characterization ⓘ
well logging ⓘ
usedToInfer fluid mobility near boreholes ⓘ
formation permeability from borehole data ⓘ
fracture presence and properties ⓘ
wereIntroducedIn 20th century seismology literature ⓘ

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Rayleigh waves → relatedConcept → Stoneley waves ⓘ