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How does sound travel in shallow water?
The way in which sound speed changes with depth is not the same everywhere in shallow water.
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Fin Whale
Fin whales produce a variety of low frequency sounds, some of which can be as loud as 190 underwater dB.
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Southern Right Whale
Southern right whales have a circumpolar distribution in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Introduction to Phase
Phase specifies the location or timing of a point within a wave cycle of a repetitive waveform.
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Hearing in Amphibious Marine Mammals
The ears of amphibious marine mammals need to function both in air and under water.
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Modeling and Prediction of Ocean Ambient Sound
Meeting Presentations - Part of the UN Ocean Decade
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Reverberation
Reverberation is the total of all scattering received at a particular location.
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Components of sound used for hearing
Particle motion, pressure, and velocity components of sound all all used for hearing.
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Hooded Seal
Underwater sounds are typically broadband and pulsed, and have been described as clicks, trills, knocks, whoops, growls, and moans.
