更好的声纳性能预测

H. T. Vosbein
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详细的计算机模拟最终表明,面外散射和小尺度水深粗糙度对砂、砾石、贝壳和岩石等声硬表面的后向散射声强有重要影响。本文提出了一种初步的技术,通过调整目前用于声纳模型的海底材料参数来考虑这些影响,从而在声纳性能建模中统计地包括这些影响。
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Towards better sonar performance predictions
Detailed computer modeling has conclusively shown that out-of-plane scattering and small-scale bathymetric roughness influence the backscattered acoustic intensity in nontrivial ways for acoustically hard surfaces such as sand, gravel, shells and rock. This paper presents a preliminary technique for including these effects statistically in sonar performance modeling by adjusting the sea floor material parameter presently used in sonar models to account for them.
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