Titlebook: Ocean Reverberation; Dale D. Ellis,John R. Preston,Heinz G. Urban Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 detection.extra

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2078-4detection; extraction; information; measurement; mechanism; mechanisms; modeling; modelling; ocean; processin

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High Frequency Acoustic Bottom Backscatter Mechanisms at Shallow Grazing Angleshe past ten years, the quantity of in situ data is just beginning to reach levels sufficient for meaningful analyses. Backscattering strength tends to follow Lambert’s rule at shallow grazing angles. Two main groups emerge from the database, suggesting two independent scattering processes: one driven by grains and the other by bubbles.

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Reverberation Modeling with the Two-Way Parabolic Equationlving a point source in an ocean that varies with both depth and one of the horizontal Cartesian coordinates. Although this reverberation problem is idealized, it is currently the most complex long-range reverberation problem that can be solved routinely with a full-wave acoustic model.

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Suzanne T. McDanielising data, applications, infrastructure resources distributed over the Web. This envir- ment embraces a holistic paradigm in which users, services, and resources establish on-demand interactions, possibly in real-time, to realise useful experiences. Such interactions obtain relevant services that a

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