中国物理B ›› 2016, Vol. 25 ›› Issue (12): 124310-124310.doi: 10.1088/1674-1056/25/12/124310
• SPECIAL TOPIC—Acoustics • 上一篇 下一篇
Jun Li(李鋆), Zheng-Lin Li(李整林), Yun Ren(任云)
Jun Li(李鋆)1,2, Zheng-Lin Li(李整林)1,3, Yun Ren(任云)1
摘要:
The spatial correlations of acoustic field have important implications for underwater target detection and other applications in deep water. In this paper, the spatial correlations of the high intensity zone in the deep-water acoustic field are investigated by using the experimental data obtained in the South China Sea. The experimental results show that the structures of the spatial correlation coefficient at different ranges and depths are similar to the transmission loss structure in deep water. The main reason for this phenomenon is analyzed by combining the normal mode theory with the ray theory. It is shown that the received signals in the high intensity zone mainly include one or two main pulses which are contributed by the interference of a group of waterborne modes with similar phases. The horizontal-longitudinal correlations at the same receiver depth but in different high intensity zones are analyzed. At some positions, more pulses are received in the arrival structure of the signal due to bottom reflection and the horizontal-longitudinal correlation coefficient decreases accordingly. The multi-path arrival structure of receiving signal becomes more complex with increasing receiver depth.
中图分类号: (Normal mode propagation of sound in water)