Ocean Reverberation

Overview

This volume comprises over fifty contributions resulting from the Ocean Reverberation Symposium, held 25—29 May 1992 in La Spezia, Italy. The contributions are presented in eight sections: Scattering Mechanisms, High Frequency Measurements and Mechanisms, Reverberation Modelling, ARSRP Mid-Atlantic Ridge Experiment, Low Frequency Measurements, Volume Scattering, Signal Processing Issues, and Applications respectively.
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Overview

This volume comprises over fifty contributions resulting from the Ocean Reverberation Symposium, held 25—29 May 1992 in La Spezia, Italy. The contributions are presented in eight sections: Scattering Mechanisms, High Frequency Measurements and Mechanisms, Reverberation Modelling, ARSRP Mid-Atlantic Ridge Experiment, Low Frequency Measurements, Volume Scattering, Signal Processing Issues, and Applications respectively.
This book addresses the emerging trends in ocean reverberation research. The availability of high-power, low-frequency sources and highly directional arrays has brought with it the tools, and the need, to study long-range reverberation. The use of projector sources and various waveforms rather than explosives allows the use of signal processing techniques to enhance the extraction of information about the reverberation and scattering processes.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780792324201
  • Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York, LLC
  • Publication date: 8/31/1993
  • Pages: 416

Table of Contents

Preface
Sect. 1 Scattering Mechanisms 1
Sea surface reverberation 3
Properties of bubble distributions relevant to surface reverberation 11
Sound scattering from microbubble distributions near the sea surface 25
Theoretical modeling of low frequency acoustic scattering from subsurface bubble structures 45
Discrete backscatter can be dominant in rough bottom reverberation 51
Sea-bottom reverberation: the role of volume inhomogeneities of the sediment 59
The perturbation characterization of ocean reverberations 65
The reduction of surface backscatter and ambient noise by monomolecular films on the ocean surface 71
Sect. 2 High Frequency Measurements and Mechanisms 77
High frequency acoustic bottom backscatter mechanisms at shallow grazing angles 79
Measurements of high frequency reverberation in shallow water 85
Frequency response measurements on backscattering from a shallow sea floor, using a parametric source 91
Measurements of acoustic backscattering of the near-surface layer 97
Sect. 3 Reverberation Modelling 103
Numerical modeling of three-dimensional reverberation from bottom facets (Invited paper) 105
Numerical simulations of lower-frequency acoustic propagation and backscatter from solitary internal waves in a shallow water environment 113
Reverberation modeling with the two-way parabolic equation 119
Calculations of ocean bottom and sub-bottom backscattering using a time-domain finite-difference code 125
Time and angle spreading from rough sediments 131
Rough surface scattering as seen through the Renormalization Group 139
Long range 3-D reverberation and scattering modeling methodology 145
Range-dependent, normal-mode reverberation model for bistatic geometries 155
Measurement, characterization, and modeling of ice and bottom backscattering and reverberation in the Arctic Ocean 161
A reverberant-undersea model for bottom-limited environments 167
Shallow water reverberation modeling 175
Sect. 4 ARSRP Mid-Atlantic Ridge Experiment 181
An overview of the 1991 Reconnaissance Cruise of the Acoustic Reverberation Special Research Program 183
Long-range measurements of seafloor reverberation in the Mid-Atlantic Ridge area 189
Ocean-basin scale inversion of reverberation data 195
ARSRP reconn results and BISSM modeling of direct path backscatter 203
Directional processing of the simulated direct path, broadband reverberation data and its interpretation 209
Numerical scattering results for a rough, unsedimented seafloor 215
The effects of seafloor roughness on reverberation: finite difference and Kirchhoff simulations 221
A numerical scattering chamber for studying reverberation in the seafloor 227
Sect. 5 Low Frequency Measurements 233
Low-frequency direct-path surface and volume scattering measured using narrowband and broadband pulses 235
Low-frequency surface and bottom scattering strengths measured using SUS charges 241
Upslope propagation data versus two-way PE 247
Sect. 6 Volume Scattering 253
Low-frequency volume reverberation measurements 255
Low-frequency volume scatter and distant reverberation: 200-1500 Hz 263
GINRUNS - A 1991 volume scattering and convergence zone experiment in the Norwegian Sea 271
Volume reverberation at mid frequencies in the Norwegian Sea 279
Volume reverberation in the marginal ice zone of Fram Strait 285
Sect. 7 Signal Processing Issues 291
Analytical description and experimental results for reverberation-resistant acoustic tracking signals 293
Broadband adaptive beamformer for linear-frequency-modulation active signals 299
Broadband pulse distortion: waveform design issues for active systems 305
Active matched field processing for clutter rejection 313
Reverberation suppression and modeling 319
Sub-bottom scattering at low frequencies 331
Broadband detection and classification of underwater sources 343
Sect. 8 Applications 349
A geometrical approach to medium low frequency reverberation modeling (Invited paper) 351
The reverberation array heading surface 361
Bistatic ocean reverberation effects 367
Modeling of wide area ocean reverberation and noise 373
Rapid environmental acoustic survey and modeling system 379
List of Participants 385
Author Index 391
Subject Index 397
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