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From Oceanus Magazine
Transmitting Sound EnergyAnimation demonstrates how the SOFAR channel works to efficiently transmit sound energy from earthquakes and whales (with actual sounds of earthquakes recorded by hydrophones) Source: Oceanus Magazine 
April 26, 2017Illuminating the Ocean with Sound WHOI's new research vessel Neil Armstrong is equipped with an EK80 broadband acoustic echo sounder. It uses a wide range of sound frequencies to give scientists the ability to distinguish among different types of marine life. Source: Oceanus Magazine 
February 8, 2011The Music of Sound And now for something completely different: Arthur Newhall, an underwater acoustics researcher and a musician, has found an interesting way to combine his two areas of expertise. Source: Oceanus Magazine  October 8, 2010Acidity and Sound OASL scientists respond to claims that acidification of the oceans will cause increased sound propagation and more sound pollution. Source: Oceanus Magazine  August 2, 2007A 3-D Underwater Soundscape A venerable squadron of vessels and vehicles, as well as tons of equipment and dozens of people, are called in for the largest oceanographic field experiment in the 76-year history of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Source: Oceanus Magazine  March 29, 2006Sonar and Marine Mammals Legal struggles hinder the ability of scientists to conduct their research. Source: Oceanus Magazine Click here to view more Oceanus articles regarding sound in the ocean and sound and ocean life. WHOI News Releases April 1, 2010Now in Broadband: Acoustic Imaging of the Ocean Researchers at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have developed two advanced broadband sound systems that they believe could represent the acoustic equivalent of the leap from black-and-white television to HD TV. For oceanographers, this could mean a major upgrade in their ability to count and classify fish and to pinpoint tiny zooplankton amid seas of turbulence. Source: Media Relations Other Related LinksOASL/AOPE Contact InformationAOPE Home Page WHOI Home Page Other Acoustics Research Labs
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