R/P FLIP Oceanographic Surface Scattering (FLOSS) Experiment Support.

Fisher, Fred H.

R/P FLIP Oceanographic Surface Scattering (FLOSS) Experiment Support.

1991

Fisher, Fred H.

This experiment, the FLIP Oceanographic Surface Scattering (FLOSS) experiment was directed at obtaining monoscattering surface data in rough weather. In this work, MPL was tasked to modify FLIP and provide support services for mobilization and deployment of the flextensional sound source array and the parametric array in conjunction with NUSC and NCEL personnel. MPL participated in meetings addressing the scientific issued and environmental supporting data required. This also involved gathering the environmental data regarding site selection for the experiment.

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acoustics arrays sound generators weather

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Flip(floating laboratory instrument platform); *acoustic scattering; *surface waters; *ocean surface; Mobilization; Floss(flip oceanographic surface scattering); *surfaces; Parametric devices; Roughness; Sea states.; Environments; Addressing; Symposia

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English

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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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R/P FLIP Oceanographic Surface Scattering (FLOSS) Experiment Support.

1991

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