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Outage Probability Analysis for UOWC System Over Oceanic Turbulence With Pointing Errors

IEEE Communications Letters, 2023
This letter proposes a combined underwater optical wireless communication (UOWC) system consisting of maximum ratio combining (MRC)-based direct link and optical intelligent reflecting surface (OIRS)-assisted indirect link.
I. Romdhane   +4 more
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Evolution Properties and Spatial-Mode UWOC Performances of the Perfect Vortex Beam Subject to Oceanic Turbulence

IEEE Transactions on Communications, 2021
The perfect optical vortex (POV) beam with the characteristic of the topological charge (TC)- independence radial profile is first considered to improve the spatial-mode-based underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC) performance.
Wei Wang   +5 more
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Experimental analysis of adaptive optics correction methods on the beam carrying orbital angular momentum mode through oceanic turbulence

, 2021
In recent years, as the demand for underwater communication has increased, underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC) has attracted a lot of attentions.
Hai Zhan   +3 more
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Propagation characteristics of autofocusing Airy beam with power exponential phase vortex in weak anisotropic oceanic turbulence

Journal of Modern Optics, 2021
In the paper, we present the analytical expression of propagation characteristics of the autofocusing Airy beam (AAB) with power-exponent-phase beam carrying orbital angular momentum (OAM) mode (named AAB-PEPV), in weak anisotropic oceanic turbulence. We
Junzhe Wang   +3 more
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Phytoplankton's motion in turbulent ocean

Physical Review E, 2015
We study the influence of turbulence on upward motion of phytoplankton. Interaction with the flow is described by the Pedley-Kessler model considering spherical microorganisms. We find a range of parameters when the upward drift is only weakly perturbed or when turbulence completely randomizes the drift direction.
Itzhak, Fouxon, Alexander, Leshansky
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Light scattering on oceanic turbulence

Applied Optics, 2004
Turbulent inhomogeneities of fluid flow have the effect of scattering light in near-forward angles, thus providing an opportunity to use optics to quantify turbulence. Here we report measurements of the volume-scattering function in the range of 10(-7) to 10(-3) rad using a wave-front sensing technique.
Darek J, Bogucki   +3 more
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Aperture-Averaged Angle-of-Arrival Fluctuations in Oceanic Turbulence of Arbitrary Strength

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
In this work, the effects of aperture averaging on reducing the angle-of-arrival (AOA) fluctuations in oceanic turbulence of arbitrary strength are examined.
Xiang Yi   +5 more
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General scintillation for Gaussian beam propagating through oceanic turbulence and UWOC system performance evaluation

Optics & Laser Technology
In this paper, we derive a general and exact closed-form expression of scintillation index (SI) for a Gaussian beam propagating through weak oceanic turbulence, based on the general oceanic turbulence optical power spectrum (OTOPS) and the Rytov theory ...
Yuxuan Li   +5 more
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Propagation characteristics of the perfect vortex beam in anisotropic oceanic turbulence.

Applied Optics, 2020
The propagation model of orbital angular momentum (OAM) modes carried by the perfect vortex (pv) beam through anisotropic oceanic turbulence links is established and the factors influencing the OAM propagation are discussed.
Zonghua Hu   +8 more
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Turbulence and mixing in the ocean

Reviews of Geophysics, 1995
Without turbulence and the mixing it causes, we would not have the same ocean that we do now, nor indeed the same climate. Turbulent mixing brings nutrients into the surface layer from below so that plankton can grow. Turbulence near the surface, driven by surface winds and cooling, transmits heat in and out of the ocean to create the reservoir of heat
Douglas R. Caldwell, James N. Mourn
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