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APPLICATION OF TIME REVERSAL TO PASSIVE ACOUSTIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE OCEAN
Acoustic remote sensing has long been useful to the oil and gas industry for determining where to drill, and to the Navy in determining ocean bottom properties for sonar performance prediction. Traditionally, geoacoustic measurements are taken using a controlled sound source and receiver—an expensiv
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