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STATISTICAL FITTING OF ACOUSTIC BACKSCATTER RETURNS ON COMPLEX SEAFLOORS
The scattering of acoustic waves from the ocean bottom is a well-documented phenomenon that occurs with many types of active sonar systems. The probability density function of backscattered intensity can be compared with various statistical models, including the Rayleigh, the K model and mixture mod
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