2013
DOI: 10.1134/s1063771013020048
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Passive acoustic tomography of the ocean using arrays of unknown shape

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“…These arguments suggest that conditions for noise interferometry are at least as favorable at r = 50 km, h = 5km as under conditions that we have reported on. Also, we note that, independent of water depth and details of propagation conditions, better results (e.g., shorter required coherent stacking time to extract Green's function estimates with adequate signal‐to‐noise ratio) are expected [ Burov et al , ; Leroy et al , ; Menon et al , ; Goncharov et al , ; Fried et al , ] if point measurements are replaced by vertical array measurements, even short arrays. With these comments in mind, we are optimistic about the potential of using noise interferometry as the basis for tomographic inversions at ranges longer than those considered in this letter.…”
Section: Summary and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These arguments suggest that conditions for noise interferometry are at least as favorable at r = 50 km, h = 5km as under conditions that we have reported on. Also, we note that, independent of water depth and details of propagation conditions, better results (e.g., shorter required coherent stacking time to extract Green's function estimates with adequate signal‐to‐noise ratio) are expected [ Burov et al , ; Leroy et al , ; Menon et al , ; Goncharov et al , ; Fried et al , ] if point measurements are replaced by vertical array measurements, even short arrays. With these comments in mind, we are optimistic about the potential of using noise interferometry as the basis for tomographic inversions at ranges longer than those considered in this letter.…”
Section: Summary and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Density distributions for nuclei with a mass number A = 3 were calculated through the charge form factors of these nuclei, as in Ref. [16]. From the analysis of the available data (from the EXFOR BNL database http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/exfor/exfor.htm) of the 3 He + 12 C elastic scattering in the energy range from 24 to 217 MeV, the parameters of the dynamic polarization potential (DPP) were found.…”
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confidence: 99%