There are two new Matlab files on the svn in /mDV/extra/C1. 'mycsd.m' is to calculate the cross-spectral density between two channels, 'csd_40T_40T_SS1.m' calls this function with the available seismic channels and derives a self-noise spectrum for the vertical axis using all three seismometers. The method requires that there are no correlations between two instruments only which is a bad idealization for certain frequencies if you have seismometers of totally different types.

'mycsd.m' uses the high-gain, low-resolution Nuttall window (built-in Matlab function 'nuttallwin.m'). High-gain windows are used for broad-band spectra like seismic spectra, but it should be exchanged by another window if you plan to look at small-bandwidth features like peaks.

Since the three-channel analysis does not require knowledge of response functions, it could be used to evaluate the performance of the adaptive filter. For example, if three channels responding to the same signal are available, then the ratio of any two csds corresponds to one of the relative transfer functions. You can then compare this function with the result produced by the adaptive filter.