Author Affiliations
1Key Laboratory of Space Laser Communication and Detection Technology, Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 201800, China2Centre of Materials Science and Optoelectronics Engineering, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Direct detection
Φ-OTDR and intrusion detection based on time difference
[10] Fig. 2. Representative schemes of quantitative measurement. (a) Digital coherent phase demodulation
[13]; (b) scheme using 3×3 coupler
[18]; (c) PGC scheme
[20] Fig. 3. Interference fading and probability density distribution of scattering light amplitude. (a) Interference fading
[34]; (b) probability density distribution of scattering light amplitude
[35] Fig. 4. Representative schemes for signal fading suppression. (a) Phase diversity
[35]; (b) mode diversity
[40] Fig. 5. Multicolor parallel sampling and periodic non-uniform sampling. (a) Multicolor parallel sampling
[42]; (b) periodic non-uniform sampling
[48] Fig. 6. (a) High spatial resolution technology based on pulse compression; experimental results with sensing distance of (b) 20 km and (c) 75 km
[50-51] Fig. 7. Intrusion detection field test based on DAS
[52] Fig. 8. Test result of deep neural network using multi-classification recognition
[60] Fig. 9. Train track detection
[61]. (a) Field test layout; (b) waterfall pattern with DAS
Fig. 10. Railway safety monitoring based on (a) DAS and (b) confusion matrix of multi-classification recognition
[66] Fig. 11. Detection data of DSA and conventional seismometer
[67] Fig. 12. Seismic signals for different injected volume of C. (a) 27 kt; (b) 110 kt; (c) 220 kt; (d) 330 kt
Fig. 13. VSP signals based on DAS
[70]. (a) 3D distribution; (b) visualization
Fig. 14. Monitoring of composite material structure with embedded fiber
[72] Fig. 15. Experiment of landslide detection model based on acoustic emission
[73]. (a) Side view; (b) top view
Fig. 16. Geological monitoring based on traffic noise
[76]. (a) Optical cable layout; (b) time-space distribution and (c) spectral distribution of detection signal
Fig. 17. Seismic signal detection based on communication cable. (a) Position and direction of cable
[77]; (b) seismic signals obtained by DAS
[77]; (c) seismic signals at different positions
[79] Fig. 18. Geological detection based on existing communication cable and DAS technique
[78]. (a) Unmarked fault zone on map; (b) low-frequency harmonic noise possibly derived from waves in the earth's interior
Fig. 19. Diagram of Rayleigh scattering enhancement technique based on ultrafast laser
[84] Fig. 20. Principle of DAS based on multimode Rayleigh scattering
[85] Fig. 21. Model of distributed sensing array and equivalent sensing array
[87]. (a) Model of distributed sensing array; (b) equivalent sensing array
Fig. 22. Three kinds of geometry configurations of optical fibers for multi-component measurement
[89]