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Examining Intimate96 field data we see clearly the effects of tidal changes, i.e., of
changing water depths for a bottom-tethered vertical array at mid-frequencies (300
to8 00 Hz). This work will examine the sensitivity of such data via Matched Field
Processing (MFP) to tidal changes where the depth varies 1.0m from the nominal
of 135 m. Is it possible to invert such data to estimate water depth as a function of
time (tides)? Are the data dominated by source range estimates where water depths are
known to shift in a predictable fashion as a function of source range errors? Results
reported here will be for simulated data.
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A. TOLSTOY, S.M. JESUS and O.C. RODRÍGUEZ, "Tidal effects on MFP via the INTIMATE'96 test" in In "Acoustic Variability, 2002". N.G. Pace and F.B. Jensen (Eds.), Saclantcen. Kluwer Academic Press, pp. 457-464.
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Kluwer Academic Press