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Sedimentology of plastics: state of the art and future directions. [PDF]
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Formation of breccia pipes associated with a hydrogen-rich hydrothermal system on the east Caroline plate in the West Pacific. [PDF]
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Pitfalls and opportunities in estimating the volumes of small, young submarine landslides
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Precise Multibeam Acoustic Bathymetry
Marine Geodesy, 1999The maximum error in ocean depth measurement as specified by the International Hydrographic Organization is 1% for depth greater than 30m. Current acoustic multibeam bathymetric systems used for depth measurement are subject to errors from various sources which may significantly exceed this limit. The lack of sound speed profiles may be one significant
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Seamless splicing of digital multibeam bathymetry maps
2014 XXXIth URSI General Assembly and Scientific Symposium (URSI GASS), 2014For the problem of splicing two depth maps measured by multibeam bathymetry system. the seafloor is measured according to multibeam principle, and the data obtained are corrected by five factors. Further, Edge beams of two maps are trimmed to align. On this basis, depths of two maps are added using inverse distance weight(IDW) in their overlap region ...
Jia-cheng Yu, Xue-qiang Xu
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Multibeam bathymetry of glaciated terrain off southwest Newfoundland
Marine Geology, 1997Abstract Inner St. George's Bay, Newfoundland, was mapped in 1988 using a suite of conventional geophysical and sampling tools. The Quaternary deposits, sea-level history, and Holocene littoral sediments were described in a series of papers. In 1995, part of the previously mapped area was imaged using a multibeam mapping system.
John Shaw
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Marine Geophysical Researches, 2006
We present a large-scale quantitative test of a hyperspectral remote-sensing reflectance algorithm. We show that coastal bathymetry can be adequately derived through model inversions using data from the Airborne Visible-Infrared Imaging Spectrometer instrument.
David J Mallinson, Kendall L Carder
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We present a large-scale quantitative test of a hyperspectral remote-sensing reflectance algorithm. We show that coastal bathymetry can be adequately derived through model inversions using data from the Airborne Visible-Infrared Imaging Spectrometer instrument.
David J Mallinson, Kendall L Carder
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3D seismic-derived bathymetry: a quantitative comparison with multibeam data
Geo-Marine Letters, 2019This study compares bathymetry extracted from 3D seismic data at two Australian study sites of differing morphological complexities to two sources of collocated multibeam data: 50-m and 5-m multibeam digital bathymetric models (DBMs). Seafloor horizons are extracted from the 3D seismic data and converted to depth using sound velocity profiles collected
Hannah Power, Samantha Clarke
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Bathymetry degradation causes for frequency modulated multibeam echo sounders
2012 Oceans, 2012FM-modulated signals with pulse compression are used in the new generation of bathymetric multibeam echo sounders in order to reach higher swath while keeping a high resolution. However, the expected performances are not reached on field data. This article discusses two different effects impacting the bathymetric measurement (Doppler effect and ...
Vincent, Pauline +4 more
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The Geisha Guyots: Multibeam bathymetry and morphometric interpretation
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1984Multibeam bathymetric charts (100 fm = 183 m contour interval) are presented and analyzed for the ∼1100‐km‐long, 120° trending Geisha chain of eight guyots and at least 13 other seamounts (>1 km height) in the northwest Pacific; these guyots are compared with 23 others in the North Pacific.
Peter R. Vogt, N. Christian Smoot
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