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UNDERSTANDING CHANGE DETECTION PROCESSES FOR COMPLEX SEAFLOORS
Oceanographic processes, such as sediment transport and hydrodynamic forcing, cause seafloors to evolve over time. As a result, the seafloor acoustic properties have a temporal dependence. Using this temporal dependence to characterize evolving seafloors is essential in a process known as change det
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