The PACIFIC ECHO sea trials DREP/NRL, 1986-92 / by N.R. Chapman, J.A. Fawcett and M.L. Yeremy. : DR52-11/23-1994E-PDF

"The PACIFIC ECHO sea trials comprised a series of collaborative experiments between the Defence Research Establishment Pacific and the Naval Research Laboratory from 1986–92. The general objective of the experiments was to investigate matched field processing for source localization and geoacoustic inversion. The experiments were carried out in thin sediment environments in the North Pacific. Much of the data analysis carried out at DREP over the years has been reported primarily at meetings of Technical Panel TTCP GTP-9, and has not been widely distributed. This report provides a brief summary of the PACIFIC ECHO sea trials, and includes the collection of DREP papers on the analysis of the PACIFIC ECHO data in appendices"--Abstract.

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