Combined with irregular wave-maker, the growing process of Wave Energy Spectrum in shallow water can be studied in wind wave channel on different water depth conditions, and its transformation characteristics and rule...Combined with irregular wave-maker, the growing process of Wave Energy Spectrum in shallow water can be studied in wind wave channel on different water depth conditions, and its transformation characteristics and rules can be obtained.展开更多
The integral expression for acoustic field due to a point source in shallow waterwhile sediment is either a liquid or a solid is derived. The synthetic full waveforms are simulatedusing real axis integration and FFF m...The integral expression for acoustic field due to a point source in shallow waterwhile sediment is either a liquid or a solid is derived. The synthetic full waveforms are simulatedusing real axis integration and FFF method. The effects of the seabed sediment parametersand center frequency of the source on the low frequency acoustic wave propagation in shallowwater are investigated. The conclusion is that the wave groups received in far field are thoseof the mode waves of the source center frequency. The possibility for inversely deducing thecompressional and shear sound speeds of sediment using the least square optimum through themeasured group velocities of a selected mode at different frequencies is discussed.展开更多
文摘Combined with irregular wave-maker, the growing process of Wave Energy Spectrum in shallow water can be studied in wind wave channel on different water depth conditions, and its transformation characteristics and rules can be obtained.
文摘The integral expression for acoustic field due to a point source in shallow waterwhile sediment is either a liquid or a solid is derived. The synthetic full waveforms are simulatedusing real axis integration and FFF method. The effects of the seabed sediment parametersand center frequency of the source on the low frequency acoustic wave propagation in shallowwater are investigated. The conclusion is that the wave groups received in far field are thoseof the mode waves of the source center frequency. The possibility for inversely deducing thecompressional and shear sound speeds of sediment using the least square optimum through themeasured group velocities of a selected mode at different frequencies is discussed.