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Preface | p. ix |
Overview Papers | |
Fifteen Years of U.S.-China Cooperative Research in Underwater Acoustics: 1995-2010 | p. 1 |
Finite-Element Modeling in Ocean Acoustics: Where are We Heading? | p. 11 |
Nonlinear Internal Wave Interactions with Low Frequency Shallow Water Sound-What is Left to Do? | p. 23 |
Mid-Frequency Acoustics in SW06 | p. 28 |
Sound Propagation in Shallow-Water Waveguides | |
Prufer Transformations for the Normal Modes in Ocean Acoustics | p. 35 |
Accounting for Water-Column Variability in Shallow-Water Waveguide Characterizations Based on Modal Eigenvalues | p. 46 |
Theory and Modeling the Horizontal Refraction in Shallow Water | p. 53 |
The Effects of Sloping Bottoms on the Vertical Correlation | p. 61 |
Investigation of Interference Phenomena of Broadband Acoustic Vector Signals in Shallow Water | p. 69 |
Gaussian Beam Tracing for Ocean Acoustics | p. 81 |
Coupled Mode Modeling of 3-D Propagation and Scattering around Conical Seamount | p. 89 |
Transport Theory for Shallow Water Propagation with Rough Boundaries | p. 99 |
Extension of Coupled-Modes Method to Waveguides with Elastic Bottom | p. 106 |
Temporal Coherence of Normal Modes in an Ocean Waveguide | p. 115 |
Shallow-Water Waveguide Boundaries | |
Wave Propagation in Water-Saturated Sand and Grain Contact Physics | p. 125 |
Observations of 0th Order Head Waves in the Yellow Sea | p. 133 |
Seabed Attenuation in Water Saturated Sands on New Jersey Continental Shelf in 50-3000 Hz Bands | p. 140 |
Data-Model Comparisons for Sea Surface Waves from the ASIAEX East China Sea Experiment | p. 149 |
Physical Parameters for Four Seabed Geoacoustic Models from Low-Frequency Measurements | p. 163 |
Internal Waves and Water Column Effects | |
Experimental Observations of Internal Wave Influence on Acoustic Propagation in Shallow Water | p. 173 |
Nonlinear Internal Wave Behavior Near the South of Hai-Nan Island and Simulating the Effect on Acoustic Propagation | p. 183 |
Effect of Tidal Internal Wave Fields on Shallow Water Acoustic Propagation | p. 191 |
Sound Velocity Fluctuation Due to Linear Internal Waves in North Yellow Sea | p. 199 |
The Effects of Internal Waves on the Signal Temporal Correlation Length in the South China Sea | p. 204 |
Geoacoustic Inversion | |
Geoacoustic Doppler Spectroscopy: A Novel Acoustic Technique for Surveying the Seabed | p. 212 |
Geoacoustic Inversion in a Spatially and Temporally Variable Shallow Water Environment | p. 219 |
Estimating Marine Sediment Properties in a Temporally Varying Water Column Environment | p. 226 |
Geoacoustic Inversion Using Shallow Water Ambient Noise and Analysis of Uncertainty | p. 234 |
Bottom Parameters Inversion Research Based Tow-Ship Noise | p. 242 |
Matched-Field Geoacoustic Inversion by Inverting Ship-Noise Data | p. 247 |
Long-Range Sediment Tomography in the East China Sea | p. 255 |
Acoustic Remote Sensing of the Seabed Using Ambient Noise | p. 262 |
Seabed Geoacoustic Inversion from Long-Range Broadband Sound Propagation in the Yellow Sea | p. 270 |
An Inversion Method of Geoacoustic Properties Based on Towed Tilted Line Array in Shallow Water | p. 278 |
Sound Speed Profiles Inversion in Shallow Water Using a Parallel Genetic Algorithm | p. 286 |
Reverberation and Scattering | |
Study on Geoacoustics Interface Wave Scattering Characteristic | p. 294 |
Coherent Reverberation Model Based on Adiabatic Normal Mode Theory in a Range Dependent Shallow Water Environment | p. 300 |
Low-Frequency Volume Reverberation Measurements in Turbid Seawater | p. 308 |
Shallow Water Reverberation Model Based on Bottom Reflection Parameters | p. 314 |
T-Matrix Formulation of Scattering by an Obstacle Near a Planar Sediment Boundary and Application to Detection Using Iterative Time Reversal | p. 323 |
Signal Processing, Engineering and Applications | |
Adaptive Bubble Pulse Cancellation and Its Applications | p. 331 |
Signal Recovery Technique Based on a Physical Method of Underwater Acoustics | p. 339 |
Studies of the Characteristics of a Densely-Coupled Array of Underwater Acoustic Transmitting Transducers | p. 345 |
Statistical Estimation of Source Location in Presence of Geoacoustic Inversion Uncertainty | p. 353 |
An Improved Passive Phase Conjugation Array Communication Algorithm | p. 360 |
Joint Time-Reversal Processing and Spatial Diversity for Distributed Target Detection in Shallow Water | p. 367 |
Sonar Detection Range Index Estimation Approach in Uncertain Environments | p. 375 |
Analysis on Sound Field Recorded with Vector Sensors | p. 383 |
Inversion of Ocean Environmental Variations via Time Reversal Acoustics | p. 390 |
Underwater Time Service and Synchronization Based on Time Reversal Technique | p. 397 |
Single-Mode Closed-Loop Excitation in Shallow Water Using Two Vertical Hydrophone Arrays | p. 405 |
Target Detection by Receiving-Transmitting-United MVDR TRBF under Environmental Mismatch | p. 411 |
An Experiment on Passive Synthetic Aperture Time Reversal Communications in Shallow Water | p. 420 |
Extraction of the Waveguide Invariant from a Shallow-Water Acoustical Experiment | p. 425 |
A Robust Separating and Tracking Method on Two Wideband Sources by Subspace Rotation with One Vector Hydrophone | p. 431 |
A Design of Direct-Sequence Spread-Spectrum Acoustic Communication System | p. 439 |
A Design of Direct-Sequence Spread-Spectrum Acoustic Communication System | p. 439 |
Active Matched Field Localization by a Horizontal Receiving Array | p. 447 |
Improvement of Longitudinal Correlation of Explosive Signals by Using Waveguide Invariance | p. 454 |
Uncertain Acoustic Field Modeling and Robust Source Localization in Shallow Water | p. 462 |
Author Index | p. 471 |
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