Steven L. Means

TL;DR: To quantitatively study the dependency between processing and environmental factors such as wind speed, measurements were made using a fixed hydrophone array while simultaneously characterizing the environment to quantify the dependency of passive fathometer results on wind speeds, wave conditions, and averaging times.

TL;DR: In this article, a computational model using a generalized theory of hydrodynamics designed to rigorously treat liquid collisions is described, which provides details not only of the initial formation of the air-entrained bubble at the time of the cavity collapse, but also the subsequent pulsations of this bubble until it rises back to the free surface.

TL;DR: The assertion is that noise forecasting can be improved with a priori knowledge of source positions coupled with the ability to resolve closely separated sources in bearing.

TL;DR: In this article, Siderius, Harrison, and Porter developed a method, based on the Fourier synthesis of the cross-spectral density from nearby positions, to exploit the oceans' coherent ambient noise field due to breaking waves to make measurements of the bottom and subbottom properties.