Sentences with phrase «acoustic backscatter»

The glider used optical and acoustic backscatter — techniques similar to radar in which sound or light is bounced off of surroundings and analyzed upon return — to survey the water for sediment particles of two different sizes (0.4 and 0.1 millimeter) commonly used in models.
When this value was multiplied by the mean layer thickness and aggregation area estimated from the ADCP backscatter data, we estimated a total biomass of 2.0 million tons with krill comprising an estimated 88.4 % of the total acoustic backscatter.

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Based on its extensive field programme, ECO2 recommends that overburden, seabed, and water column should be monitored with 3 - D seismic techniques, high - resolution bathymetry or backscatter mapping of the seabed, hydro - acoustic imaging of gas accumulations and outlets, video and photo imaging, chemical detection of dissolved CO2 in ambient bottom waters.
To quantify krill biomass and distribution we used: an integrated MOCNESS [17] for estimates of krill size and acoustic target strength; dual EK - 60 fisheries echosounders (38 and 120 kHz, Kongsberg - Simrad) calibrated according to [18] and mounted on a zodiac for fine scale (100 km) measurements of acoustic volume backscattering; and the ADCP echo intensity to define the meso - scale (101 km) geographic extent of the krill distributions.
She has a PhD in acoustics from the University of Bergen, where she investigated broad band backscatter from fish without swim bladder.
The radar wind profiler / radio acoustic sounding system (RWP / RASS), available in 915 - MHz (for U.S. deployments) and 1290 - MHz (for foreign deployments), measures wind profiles and backscattered signal strength between (nominally) 0.1 km and 5 km and virtual temperature profiles between 0.1 km and 2.5 km.
It transmits acoustic energy into the atmosphere in multiple directions and measures the strength and frequency of backscattered energy.
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