About this Research Topic
At present, research on the acoustic property of seafloor sediments and geoacoustic models mainly focuses on high-frequency and single-parameter models, while research on broadband geoacoustic property from low-frequency to high-frequency and multi-parameter geoacoustic models are relatively lacking. With the development of new technology such as in-situ measurement at mid and low-frequencies, low-frequency geoacoustic inversion, and prediction methods based on artificial intelligence technologies such as machine learning and neural networks, research on broadband geoacoustic property from low to high-frequency and multi- parameter geoacoustic models have received more attention.
Therefore, the objective of research topics is to collect research papers on the new research progress on broadband seafloor sediment acoustic properties and multi-parameter geoacoustic model, including the new technology of measurement of sediment acoustic properties especially the mid and low-frequency measurement and inversion, the relationship between acoustic property and multiple physical-mechanical parameters(multi-parameter geoacoustic model), dispersion of sound speed and attenuation, impacting factors on the acoustic properties of sediments, new methods of sediment acoustic property prediction including AI technology such as machine learning, neural network and so on. The special issue calls for original and novel papers related to new progress of broadband geoacoustic property and multi-parameter geoacoustic models in any of the following research topics:
• The new technology of measurement of sediment acoustic property
• Relationship between acoustic property and multiple physical-mechanical parameters(Multi-parameter geoacoustic model)
• Dispersion of sound speed and attenuation
• Geoacoustic inversion
• Impacting factors on the acoustic properties of sediments
• New methods of sediment acoustic property prediction including AI technology such as machine learning, neural network
Keywords: sediment acoustic property, geoacoustic model, geoacoustic inversion, seafloor sediment scoustic in-situ measurement, sound speed and attenuation in sediment
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