Shallow water reverberation: data analysis/modeling and S. Korea experiments
Abstract
This three-year proposal is to investigate mid-frequency (1-5 kHz) reverberation and itsuncertainty in shallow water environments. The specific goal of this proposal is toadvance the state of shallow water reverberation modeling using the TREX13 data setsand conducting joint experiments in S. Korea. The proposed work contains two majorparts: 1. Conducting field experiments in typical shallow water environments in SouthKorea using a newly developed instrument, Autonomous Reverberation MeasurementSystem (ARMS), recently funded by an ONR DURIP. The primary goal is to investigatereverberation dependence on wind conditions. 2. Developing a comprehensive modelfor the TREX13 environment that consistently models both measured transmission lossand reverberation. This part of the work will utilize all measured environmental andacoustic data, as well as synthesize published results from the TREX13 project.
Document Details
- Document Type
- DoD Grant Award
- Publication Date
- Mar 03, 2017
- Source ID
- N000141712229
Entities
People
- Dajun Tang
Organizations
- Office of Naval Research
- United States Navy
- University of Washington