"Inverse Problems in Underwater Acoustics" ed. by Michael I. Taroudakis, George N. Makrakis
Springer Scienee+Business Media | 2001 | ISBN: 0387952489 1441929207 9780387952482 9781441929204 9781475735208 | 222 pages | PDF | 6 MB
This volume discusses some of the contemporary aspects and problems of acoustic signals propagating for long distances in the water.
The book provides useful results for bottom recognition, inverse scattering in acoustic wave guides, and ocean acoustic tomography, as well as a discussion of some of the new algorithms, such as those related to matched-field processing.
Contents Preface
1 What Are We Inverting For?
2 Freeze Bath Inversion for Estimation of Geoacoustic Parameters
3 Tomographie Inversion on Multiple Receivers/Arrays from Multiple Sources for the Estimation of Shallow Water Bottom Properties
4 Nonlinear Optimization Techniques for Geoacoustic Tomography
5 Estimating the Impulse Response of the Ocean: Correlation Versus Deconvolution
6 Regularized Inversion for Towed-Array Shape Estimation
7 Mode-Coupling Effects in Acoustic Thermometry of the Arctic Ocean
8 On the Characterization of Objects in Shallow Water Using Rigorous Inversion Methods
9 Inverse Boundary-Value Problem for Ocean Acoustics Using Point Sources
10 Multidimensional Inverse Problem for the Acoustic Equation in the Ray Statement
APPENDIX: Ocean Acoustic Tomography: Integral Data and Ocean Models
Index
Contributors
Erratum
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