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A method of extracting normal mode attenuation coefficient from low frequency reverberation signal has been proposed.Pseudo-inverse normal mode filtering method is implemented to get single mode reverberation field firstly.Based on the assumption of separability of modal back-scattering matrix,effective back-scattering matrix element can be calculated using single mode average reverberation intensity.Finally,mode attenuation coefficient is extracted by comparing effective back-scattering matrix elements at different ranges.The extracted mode attenuation coefficients are used to predict sound transmission loss at the same experiment area. Results show that the predicted transmission loss agrees well with the measured data.This method avoids the difficult of treating the coupling between bottom scattering attenuation and normal mode propagation attenuation.Research on extraction of mode attenuation coefficient from low frequency reverberation signal is useful for both geoacoustic inversion and rapid underwater environment assessment.
A method of extracting normal mode attenuation coefficient from low frequency reverberation signal has been proposed. Pseudo-inverse normal mode filtering method is implemented to get single single mode reverberation field first.Based on the assumption of separability of modal back-scattering matrix, effective back- scattering matrix element can be calculated using single mode average reverberation intensity. Finally, mode attenuation coefficient is extracted by comparing effective back-scattering matrix elements at different ranges.The extracted mode attenuation coefficient are used to predict sound transmission loss at the same experiment area. Results show that the predicted transmission loss agrees well with the measured data. This method avoids the difficult of treating the coupling between bottom scattering attenuation and normal mode propagation attenuation. Research on extraction of mode attenuation coefficient from low frequency reverberation signal is useful for both geoacoustic inversi on and rapid underwater environment assessment.