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Vibroacoustic Underwater Noise from Fixed and Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
Anthropogenic underwater noise from offshore wind turbines is a growing environmental concern, particularly with the large-scale deployment of bottom-fixed and floating devices. This study presents a physics-based vibroacoustic framework to predict operational underwater noise emissions from offshor
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