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A Simple Model for the Underwater Noise Source Level of Ships

Underwater noise becomes a field of growing concern because of the possible interaction with sound vocalization of marine mammals. Modeling the effect of shipping noise being a predominant contribution worldwide requires more than statistics of measured ships in the field. This article is an attempt to characterize the underwater radiated noise level of a ship by relating spectral components of noise to naval architectural features of the ship.

Dietrich Kurt Wittekind | Dietrich Wittekind

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