Figure 7.
Increasing SNR during the stacking period. Amplitude spectra of Ex at Rx6 obtained by stacking for 3 (left), 20 (centre), and 192 h (right); (a) and (b) show different frequency ranges of 0.1–0.4 and 46.0–46.4 Hz, respectively. Blue squares indicate signals at 0.2 and 46.1 Hz from the NS dipole; red squares show signals at 0.3 and 46.3 Hz from the EW dipole. Results are obtained using the weighted stacking method.

Increasing SNR during the stacking period. Amplitude spectra of Ex at Rx6 obtained by stacking for 3 (left), 20 (centre), and 192 h (right); (a) and (b) show different frequency ranges of 0.1–0.4 and 46.0–46.4 Hz, respectively. Blue squares indicate signals at 0.2 and 46.1 Hz from the NS dipole; red squares show signals at 0.3 and 46.3 Hz from the EW dipole. Results are obtained using the weighted stacking method.

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