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Sounds in the sea: From ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography
Medwin, H. (2005). Sounds in the sea: From ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge. ISBN 0-521-82950-X. XXI, 643 pp.

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Keywords
    Aquatic sciences > Marine sciences > Earth sciences > Oceanography
    Equipment > Acoustic equipment
    Imagery > Acoustic imagery
    Physics > Acoustics
    Sound > Noise (sound) > Underwater noise
    Marine/Coastal

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  • Medwin, H.

Content
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Prologue: Active and passive sensing in the sea, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 1-4, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Sound propagation in a simplified sea, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 7-49, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Transmission and attenuation along ray paths, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 50-84, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Sound sources and receivers, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 85-114, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Intense sounds: non-linear phenomena, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 115-135, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Interpreting ocean sounds, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 136-162, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Sound radiated or scattered by prototype marine bodies and bubbles, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 163-216, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Ocean bioacoustics, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 217-232, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Ocean waveguides: scattering by rough surfaces, barriers, escarpments, and seamounts, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 233-267, more
  • Medwin, H. (2005). Scatter and transmission at ocean surfaces, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 268-311, more
  • Farmer, D. (2005). Acoustical studies of the upper ocean boundary layer, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 315-340, more
  • Nystuen, J.A. (2005). Using underwater sound to measure raindrop size distribution, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 341-352, more
  • Holliday, D.V.; Stanton, T.K. (2005). Active acoustical assessment of plankton and micronekton, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 355-373, more
  • Horne, J.K.; Jech, J.M. (2005). Models, measures, and visualizations of fish backscatter, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 374-397, more
  • Diachok, O. (2005). Bioacoustic absorption spectroscopy: a new approach to monitoring the number and lengths of fish in the ocean, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 398-410, more
  • Cato, D.H.; Noad, M.J.; McCauley, R.D. (2005). Passive acoustics as a key to the study of marine animals, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 411-429, more
  • Blue, J.E.; Gerstein, E.R. (2005). The acoustical causes of collisions between marine mammals and vessels, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 430-444, more
  • Chiu, C.-S.; Miller, C.W. (2005). Whale monitoring, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 445-458, more
  • Spindel, R.C. (2005). Ocean acoustic tomography, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 461-480, more
  • Dowling, D.R.; Song, H. (2005). Acoustic time reversal in the ocean, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 481-499, more
  • Di Iorio, D.; Gargett, A.E. (2005). Studies of turbulent processes using Doppler and acoustic scintillation techniques, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 500-517, more
  • Leighton, T.G.; Heald, G.J. (2005). Very high frequency coastal acoustics, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 518-547, more
  • Palmer, D.R.; Rona, P.A. (2005). Acoustical imaging of deep ocean hydrothermal flows, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 551-563, more
  • Makris, N.C. (2005). Remotely imaging underwater mountain ranges in minutes, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 564-580, more
  • Buckingham, M.J. (2005). Acoustic remote sensing of the sea bed using propeller noise from a light aircraft, in: Medwin, H. Sounds in the sea: from ocean acoustics to acoustical oceanography. pp. 581-597, more

Abstract
    Underwater acousticians and acoustical oceanographers use sound as the premier tool to determine the detailed characteristics of physical and biological bodies and processes at sea. Sounds in the Sea is a comprehensive and accessible textbook on ocean acoustics and acoustical oceanography. The first nine chapters provide the basic tools of ocean acoustics. The following fifteen chapters are written by many of the world's most successful ocean researchers. These chapters describe modern developments, and are divided into four sections: Studies of the Near Surface Ocean; Bioacoustical Studies; Studies of Ocean Dynamics; and Studies of the Ocean Bottom. This is an invaluable textbook for any course in ocean acoustics for the physical and biological ocean sciences, and engineering. It will also serve as a reference for researchers and professionals in ocean acoustics, and an excellent introduction to the topic for scientists from related fields.

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