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Editorial: American Institute of Physics, 2010
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- Título
- Shallow Water Acoustics: Proceedings of the Second International Shallow-Water Acoustics Conference (SWAC'09) (AIP Conference Proceedings, 1272)
- Autor
- Ellen S. Livingston; Ji-Xun Zhou; Feng-Hua Li
- Editorial
- American Institute of Physics
- Año de publicación
- 2010
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- very_good
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- Idioma
- inglés
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- 073540822X
- ISBN 13
- 9780735408227
Undersea acoustic applications in shallow water, to detect, communicate, navigate, monitor and measure, are dependent upon a good physical understanding of sound propagation and scattering in this highly dynamic and inhomogeneous waveguide. Achieving such an understanding requires an interdisciplinary approach encompassing acoustics, physical oceanography, marine geophysics, marine biology, ocean engineering, and signal processing, as well as the underlying physics and mathematics of the integrated theory.
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Undersea acoustic applications in shallow water, to detect, communicate, navigate, monitor and measure, are dependent upon a good physical understanding of sound propagation and scattering in this highly dynamic and inhomogeneous waveguide. Achieving such an understanding requires an interdisciplinary approach encompassing acoustics, physical oceanography, marine geophysics, marine biology, ocean engineering, and signal processing, as well as the underlying physics and mathematics of the integrated theory.
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