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Shallow water acoustic backscatter and reverberation measurements using a 68-kHz cylindrical array: a dissertation
The characterization of high frequency, shallow water acoustic backscatter and reverberation is important because acoustic systems are used in many scientific, commercial, and military applications. The approach taken is to use data collected by the Toroidal Volume Search Sonar (TVSS), a 68 kHz Mult
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