Acoustical Physics · 2008 · 12 citations · 10 references
Natural SciencesOcean EngineeringOceanographyOcean AcousticsPhysical OceanographyUnderwater AcousticsAcoustic ImagingAcoustic Inverse ProblemsAcoustic Remote SensingAcoustic TomographySurface Wave DynamicsUnderwater Sound PropagationAcoustic Field TheoryOcean Acoustic TomographyRay-based TomographyTomographic ReconstructionTwo-dimensional TomographyUnderwater Acoustic Tomography
A model reconstruction of two-dimensional combined oceanic inhomogeneities (of refractive and kinetic types) in tomographic experiments with ray and wave representations of acoustic field is considered. The possibility of a complete reconstruction of two-dimensional flows from the scattering data alone is illustrated. For the realization of the tomographic scheme, a nonorthogonal redundant basis consisting of a number of intersecting stripes is used. The results of reconstruction are presented for model inhomogeneities of kinetic and combined (refractive-kinetic) types. The iterative reconstruction of the flow velocity vector distribution is considered. The tomographic problem in the ray representation is solved by taking into account both the time delays in the signal propagation along the rays and the ray trajectory distortions due to the inhomogeneity of the medium.
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SOUND TRANSMISSION THROUGH A FLUCTUATING OCEAN
<i>Ocean Acoustic Tomography</i>
Walter Munk, Peter F. Worcester, Carl Wunsch et al. · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1996 · 392 citations · Full text