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ACCELERATED NOISE INTERFEROMETRY-BASED PASSIVE ACOUSTIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE LITTORAL OCEAN
Acoustic remote sensing of the ocean traditionally relies on controlled sound sources and active sonars. Alternatively, the seabed and the water column can be characterized acoustically in a surreptitious and environmentally friendly way using noise interferometry. Noise interferometry exploits ambi
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