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MODELING OF MULTIBEAM TIME SERIES MEASUREMENTS OFF THE COAST OF CALIFORNIA
This research explores the application of a time-series model to predict acoustic scattering in complex seafloors. The study is motivated by the need to improve existing models, which currently lack reliability in predicting acoustic behavior when the scattering comes from within the sediment. In or
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