Program in Marine Physics Applied to Navy Undersea Missions

Watson, Kenneth M.; Fisher, Fred H.

Program in Marine Physics Applied to Navy Undersea Missions

1992

Watson, Kenneth M. | Fisher, Fred H.

The objective of this program has been the development and testing of innovative sensor technology and experimental techniques. Over the course of this program, the following tasks were carried out: (1) Slack Line Arrays; (2) Real-Time Transmission of Freely Drifting VLF Sensor Data; (3) Noise Environment for Buried, Bottom-Mounted, and Tethered VLF Sensors; and (4) Vertical DIFAR array.

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direction finding

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Difar(directional finding and ranging); Slack line arrays; Submarine detection; Underwater acoustics; Data transmission systems; *acoustic detectors; Acoustic detection and detectors; Vertical arrays.; *direction finding stations; *acoustic arrays

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SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY LA JOLLA CA MARINE PHYSICAL LABDTIC AND NTIS

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SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY LA JOLLA CA MARINE PHYSICAL LAB

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1992

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