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CHARACTERIZATION OF SURFACE ROUGHNESS ALONG THE ROCKY COASTLINE USING STEREO PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNIQUES
High-resolution images have been used to estimate and characterize the roughness of the rocky seafloor in terms of small-scale roughness and power spectral density. The application of this work is acoustical modeling of scattering from the sea floor. Two camera systems were designed and built to col
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