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Profile types of sound speed in the lower atmosphere and their relationships to acoustic focusing [PDF]
Profile types of sound speed in lower atmosphere and relations to acoustic ...
Essenwanger, O.
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The Huygens probe descended through Titan's atmosphere in January 2005. On board was the Surface Science Package (SSP), a set of nine sensors, which included a speed-of-sound sensor.
Garry, J.R.C. +26 more
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As a widespread dynamical phenomenon in the world’s oceans, mesoscale eddies significantly alter the temperature and salinity of water masses, leading to differences in the sound speed profile (SSP) within the eddies compared to the surrounding seawater.
Yuyao Liu +6 more
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A TOA/AOA Underwater Acoustic Positioning System Based on the Equivalent Sound Speed
High-precision underwater positioning must eliminate the influence of refraction artefacts. Since a Time Of Arrival - Global Navigation Satellite System Intelligent Buoys (TOA-GIB) system does not measure incident beam angles, common refraction ...
Fanlin Yang +5 more
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To address the problems of low efficiency and poor real-time performance in underwater acoustic modeling, as well as the requirement of maximizing search coverage for underwater target search path planning, this paper proposed an efficient path planning ...
Wenjun Wang +3 more
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Hierarchical clustering of historic sound speed profiles
Categorizing historical sound speed profiles stems from the desire to map spatial and temporal variability. Sound speed variability correlates with environmental phenomena and is an indicator of changes in sonar performance.
Mensi, Bryan +5 more
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The real-time acquisition of an accurate underwater sound velocity profile (SSP) is crucial for tracking the propagation trajectory of underwater acoustic signals, making it play a key role in ocean communication positioning.
Wei Huang +5 more
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Precise GNSS-acoustic seafloor positioning with sound speed from global ocean analysis
The Global Navigation Satellite System–Acoustic (GNSS-A) combined positioning technique extends geodetic networks into the seafloor. Currently, GNSS-A can achieve static seafloor positioning accuracy at centimeter level. However, in practical operations,
Yang Liu +7 more
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