A speckle noise suppression method based on surface waves investigation and monitoring data

The internal energy distribution of waves can be described using ocean-wave spectra.In many ways,obtaining wave spectra on a global scale is critical.Surface waves investigation and monitoring onboard the Chinese-French oceanography satellite is the first space-borne instrument for detecting wave spectra specially,which was launched on October 29,2018.It can avoid the shortage of synthetic aperture radar detection results while still having some problems,especially with the effects of speckle noise.In this study,a method to suppress the speckle noise is proposed.First,the empirical formula for background speckle noise is established.Second,many spatio-temporal representative fluctuation spectra are classified and averaged.Third,rational transfer function filtering is used to obtain speckle noise close to the along-track direction.Finally,a signal-to-noise ratio threshold is used to suppress the abnormal speckle noise.This method solves the problems existing in previous denoising methods,such as excessive denoising in the along-track direction and the inability of some abnormal noises to be denoised in the two-dimensional directional wave spectra.

INVESTIGATION ON THE SCATTERINGOF ELASTIC WAVES (P OR SV) BY A PLANEINTERFACE CRACK IN LAYERED MEDIA

In this paper, the scattering of elastic waves by a plane interface crack in Layered media is investigated. By Fourier integral transform, the method of transfer matrix is extended to the scattering of elastic waves by a plane interface crack in layered media, and the problems are reduced to a set of dual integral equations in matrix form. As an example, the far field modes of scattering of elastic waves by a plane interface crack in a layered half space have been presented. Amplitudes in far field modes are plotted versus incident wave frequency for several groups of different material combinations, and the numerical results show that resonance peaks occur at some frequencies. The frequencies at which the resonanse peaks occur for P and SV waves are almost the same.

Propagation Properties of Backward Lamb Waves in Plate Investigated by Dynamic Photoelastic Technique

The dynamic photoelastic technique is employed to visualize and quantify the propagation properties of backward Lamb waves in a plate. Higher energy leakage of second-order symmetric backward wave mode S2b in contrast to third-order anti-symmetric backward mode A3b is shown by the dispersion curve of a plate immersed in water, and then verified by experiments. To avoid the considerable high leakage, the plate is placed in air, both group and phase velocities of modes S2b and A3b in the glass plate are experimentally measured. In comparison with the theoretical values, less than 5% errors are found in experiments.

Theoretical investigation of laser-generated guided waves in hollow cylinders

The problem of the laser-generated guided elastic waves in hollow cylinders is inves-tigated numerically by using the method of eigen-function expansion. The explicit expression of the transient waveform is given for the case of the outer surface of the hollow cylinder beat axi-symmetrically by four laser pulses with same energy. The characteristics of the transient waveform are explained based on the dispersive relations.