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High-resolution geoacoustic inversion in shallow water: A joint time- and frequency-domain technique
Charles W. Holland, John Osler
Applied Research Laboratory (ARL)
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Engineering
High Resolution
100%
Joints (Structural Components)
100%
Time Domain
100%
Frequency Domain
100%
Shallower
100%
Spatial Resolution
33%
Processing Technique
33%
Accurate Prediction
33%
Sound Speed
33%
Acoustic Propagation
33%
Main Problem
33%
Keyphrases
Time-domain Techniques
100%
Geoacoustics
66%
Sound Speed Gradient
33%
Frequency-space Domain
33%
Uniqueness Problem
33%
Water Data
33%
Physics
High Resolution
100%
Shallow Water
100%
Acoustic Propagation
33%
Acoustic Scattering
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Shallow Water
100%
Data Transmission
33%
Acoustic Scattering
33%
Acoustic Propagation
33%
High Spatial Resolution
33%