scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1532566
Finding the geoacoustic parameters of sea bottom from measured acoustic data represents an important problem. Here, the author performs the sea bottom reconstruction by using a simplified model, i.e. the bottom is considered as a single sediment overlaying an elastic semi-infinite half-space. The author estimates the characteristic of the layered medium by using the frequency dependence of reflection losses. The proposed method is verified through numerically simulated data with induced simulated errors. Some graphs present how the thickness of sediment layer depends on the longitudinal sound velocity (each graph corresponds to a fixed frequency). For the entire collection see [Zbl 0943.00077].
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 869719
- Inversion of acoustic plane wave reflection coefficients for bottom elastic parameters
- On the problem of determining a layered structure of the ocean bottom.
- Analysis of surface and volume scattering in the problem of seabottom sounding
- Profile reconstruction of a continuously-stratified layer from reflection data on acoustic waves
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