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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Gra?a Le?o Fernandes,Margarida Chagas Lopesects, can be clearly seen on the signals and they can be processed separately. The acoustical effect of tides enables to perform inversion with simple and fast methods. The results of INTIMATE96 confirm the efficiency of broadband analysis on a single hydrophone to infer the geophysical environment.

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Transient Bistatic Scattering from Buried Objects, function of vertical scattering angle are found to agree well with observations. Predictions of the energy distributions and arrival times of multiple- and creeping wave scattering components are presented. However, such components were not clearly identifiable in the observed data.

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,Geoacoustic Inversion with Drifting Buoys: Enverse 1997–98 Experiments (Marettimo Is.),tained between a controlled source and a field of receivers drifting over carbonate bioclastic sediments with outcropping rocky substratum. Inversion results agree with ground truth data obtained during the EnVerse 98 geophysic survey.

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Book 2000sses in shallow water environments. Toreview the state of the art, an international workshop was held atCarvoeiro, Portugal, in March 1999, bringing together leadinginternational researchers in the field. In contrast to much of therecent theoretical work, emphasis was placed on the .experimental.val

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Inversion of Normal Incidence Backscattered Data: Getting Seabed Geoacoustic and Morphological Paraime-frequency domain. Results from several shallow-water sites in the Mediterranean Sea are presented and compared with ground truth, demonstrating good agreement between estimation and direct measurements. The field trial has provided valuable lessons about how best to conduct such an experiment and analyze the data.