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The effects of sound propagation and avoidance behaviour on naval sonar levels received by cetaceans [PDF]
The use of active sonar is deemed to be essential for naval operations, but its potential impact on marine life has raised concerns worldwide. In a risk-assessment framework, characterisation of risk of harm is accomplished by combining exposure ...
Wensveen, Paul J.
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PROSPECTS FOR THE USE OF COMPOSITE RESISTORS IN THE HARDWARE OF INFORMATION AND MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS
Background. Non-wire resistors are one of the most popular types of radio components. Their number in modern radio equipment reaches more than one third (40 %) of the total number of all resistors.
A.Yu. Dorosinskiy +2 more
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SDNet: Image‐based sonar detection network for multi‐scale objects
Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) carrying sonar for object detection has become one of the main ways of ocean exploration. However, object detection in sonar images always faces the problems of balancing detection accuracy and efficiency. To this end,
Pengfei Shi +4 more
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Post-processing of sonar data is a common task in ocean science. This includes the creation of bathymetric maps, the use of seafloor backscatter information to determine sediment types as well as the analysis of water column data, e.g. for the assessment
Weiß, Tim, Greinert, Jens
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Beaked whales respond to simulated and actual navy sonar [PDF]
This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Public Domain declaration. The definitive version was published in PLoS One 6 (2011): e17009, doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0017009.Beaked whales have mass stranded during some naval sonar ...
Christopher W. Clark +50 more
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A blind contour‐aware quality model for sonar images
Since the penetration depth of visible light is limited in muddy and dark deep marine environment, sonar imaging, which is independent of natural light, has been attracting much attention in underwater detections.
Weiling Chen +3 more
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Propeller noise is the main source of ship-radiated noise. Extracting and analyzing the modulation characteristics from the propeller noise plays a crucial role in classifying and identifying vessel targets.
Ruizhe Zhang, Qingcui Wang, Shuanping Du
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APPLICATION OF PHYSICAL AND TECHNICAL METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING WIRE RESISTORS’ FAILURES CAUSES
Background. The object of the study is the failure of wire resistors caused by various types of defects in parts, components, and materials used in the production of resistive sensors.
A. Ju. Dorosinskij
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The classification and recognition of underwater targets by an active sonar system remain challenging and complex. Traditional methods have limited classification performance in time and spatially varying ocean channels.
Qingcui Wang +3 more
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This paper presents a target detection method for active sonar based on weighted neighbourhood relative entropy (WNRE), using tools from information geometry.
Ken Cheng +4 more
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