About the relationship between acoustic fields and hydrological fields in the area of a mesoscale eddy in the Black Sea
Experimental and Field Research
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Abstract
This paper discusses the application of acoustic sounding with the purpose of identifying vortical features in the sea. Analysis of the results of a multidisciplinary acoustic/hydrological experiment conducted in the Black Sea has revealed a stable recurrent correlation between the amplitudinal variance of echo signals, on the one hand, and the peculiarities of water temperature fields, on the other. Given these characteristics, the peripheral and the central areas of a mesoscale eddy essentially differed. This allows us to apply acoustic sounding to identify mesoscale eddies in the sea.
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Continental Slope Anticyclonic Eddy Mesoscale Eddy Anticyclonic Vortex Hydrophysical Field
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