Scanning Fast Field Program (SCAFFIP) EOSAEL. Version 1.0 (Users Manual),
Abstract
The Scanning Fast Field Program (SCAFFIP) is an atmospheric acoustic propagation model incorporating many of the effects on the environment on the sound field such as geometrical spreading, refraction, diffraction, molecular absorption, and complex ground impedance. SCAFFIP provides range estimations from the sensor or target for signal-noise of -10, -5, 0, 5, and 10 dB (re: 20 gPa) with azimuth for a given geometry, sound level of target at a given frequency, and meteorological profile. The meteorological profile and the geometry provides the model the ability to calculate the sound speed profile. The geometry profile is required because the angular dependence of the sound speed on the wind direction is relative to the direction of propagation. This model works over a flat-earth and a non-turbulent atmosphere. Even with these restrictions, the model performs very well for many scenarios. The model contains a friendly user interface requiring a minimum amount of information to run the model. There are also flags that can be set to obtain more detailed information. (AN)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1995
- Accession Number
- ADA291445
Entities
People
- Dave Marlin
- John M. Noble
Organizations
- United States Army Research Laboratory