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Les Hatton | 2004e | Incorporating marine mammal hearing sensitivity into a high-grade airgun modelling package (extended abstract) | PETEX 2004, November 2004, London | PETEX04.zip |
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| Demonstrates first that high frequencies up to 25kHz in marine airgun sources are predicted well by computational models compared with a high quality data set and goes on to demonstrate the effects of including marine audiogram data when predicting marine environmental noise impact. One point of note is that a conventional depth transponder is much noisier (around 20db) than a large airgun array at 18kHz. | None yet | 7 |
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