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SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND DIRECTIONALITY OF ACOUSTIC SCATTERING IN ROCKY ENVIRONMENTS
The interaction of sound, or an acoustic signal, with the seafloor is an active area of research due to its importance for naval applications in undersea warfare, mine warfare, and special operations, and for remote sensing of seafloor properties for geological and biological research. Seafloor roug
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