A field experiment is used to demonstrate the possibility of determining th
e seismic wave structure of a moving sonic source. The source is an airborn
e acoustic radiator. The wave-type discrimination is shown to be based on t
he Doppler effect, which results in different splitting scales of harmonic
components of different wave types. For comparison, the seismic wave struct
ure from a fixed source is studied. In this case, wave types are determined
using a linear antenna array as a receiver and applying the spectral analy
sis to the spatial structure of the seismic signals.