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Special Topical Issue on Shallow-Water Acoustics; Guest Editors: E. C. Shang and Chi-Fang ChenNo Access

FORWARD AND BACKWARD MODAL STATISTICS FOR ROUGH SEABED SURFACE SCATTERING IN SHALLOW WATER

    https://doi.org/10.1142/S0218396X14400049Cited by:2 (Source: Crossref)

    Addressed is the physics of sound propagation through a shallow water waveguide whose seabed has a random rough surface. The basic coupled integral equations for the modal amplitudes can be split into forward and backward going coupled integral equations. Numerical solutions of the coupled equations are obtained for multiple roughness realizations from which ensemble averages can be obtained for the modal intensities and cross-mode coherence as a function of range. Sample calculations illustrate some of the basic characteristics of the average cross-mode coherence and intensity with and without seabed attenuation and for different source depths on range scales of 1500 acoustic wavelengths.