DocumentCode
2825224
Title
Applications Modeling--Status and Trends
Author
Lauer, R.
Author_Institution
NORDA, USA
fYear
1982
fDate
20-22 Sept. 1982
Firstpage
192
Lastpage
198
Abstract
Numerical models support surveillance/tactical sonar requirements for acoustic information. Selection of models is based on their physics, runtime, and ability to interface with the required environmental inputs in the form of data bases. To effectively interface, a system known as the Environmental Acoustic Interactive Data System (EAIDS) is under development. EAIDS uses color graphics to show data, provides for editing, and interfaces to models selected from another system, the NORDA Acoustic Modeling Operating System (NAMOS). NAMOS interactively produces a batch job runstream on models to predict propagation loss, ambient noise, and array beamformer output. Characteristics of these research application models are detailed, as are their functions in the underwater acoustics community. Status and trends are identified. Finally, future needs in environmental data base and acoustic model development are presented including data base standardization, fluctuations, modeling, and confidence limit determination.
Keywords
Colored noise; Data systems; Graphics; Numerical models; Operating systems; Physics; Runtime environment; Sonar; Surveillance; Underwater acoustics;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
OCEANS 82
Conference_Location
Washington, DC, USA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OCEANS.1982.1151945
Filename
1151945
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