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Tomographic reconstruction of evolving bubble fields in the Scripps Pier bubble experiment
1998
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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The Delta Frame was a major component of the 1997 Scripps Pier shallow water bubbles experiment. The frame supported two sources and eight receivers. Acoustic travel time and attenuation were measured at eight frequencies between 39 and 244 kHz over the resulting 16 intersecting ray paths, Tomography is used to produce quantitative cross-sectional images of the ensonified region. The images show periods of rapid change in the bubble field.
doi:10.1121/1.421944
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