Titlebook: Experimental Acoustic Inversion Methods for Exploration of the Shallow Water Environment; A. Caiti,J.-P. Hermand,M. B. Porter Book 2000 Sp

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New Theoretical Basis for Determining the Geoacoustic Parameters of the Seabed,indicate the following: the wave speeds show very weak, logarithmic frequency dispersion; the attenuations are closely proportional to frequency, f; and both wave speeds increase with increasing mean grain size. A new theoretical approach to wave propagation in unconsolidated sediments is described,

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Application of Geo-Acoustic Inversion Techniques to Subsurface Imaging of Seismic Near Field Scenardisposal sites, former military or industrial regions up to 50 m depth. Using seismic methods becomes more and more popular in this part of environmental protection. In near-surface seismics the elastic wavefield is excited by a seismic source, e.g. a falling weight or a sledge hammer acting on a me

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Lih-Rong Wang,Michael P. H. Liu few oceanographic modes. We also used the echo-pattern to track the source over a period of several days. During this period the isotherms in the ocean wavered by 20 m as a result of the tides, providing a challenge for model-based tracking. We will discuss these acoustic results with emphasis on the source tracking.

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