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Classifying seismic waveforms from scratch: a case study in the alpine environment

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Figure 1. Distribution of events used as input for the classification system. The source area of the event-based data set is marked by a rectangle
Figure 2. Example waveforms of the signal classes earthquake  EQ  , quarry blasts  QB  and Rockfall  RF  , recorded at station FUSIO, Switzerland.
Figure 3. Elements of a pattern recognition system. Main elements are marked by grey boxes
Figure 4. Sketch of the classification procedure. A window (marked by the grey rectangle) is shifted along the sequence of extracted feature vectors.
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