NONTECHNICAL CONTENT
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Front cover and table of contents
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Back cover
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GUEST EDITORIAL
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William M. Carey and Edward C. Monahan |
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Guest Editorial
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SPECIAL ISSUE PAPERS
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Hugh C. Pumphrey and John E. Ffowcs Williams |
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Bubbles as sources of ambient noise
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268 |
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Nan Q. Lu, Andrea Prosperetti, and Suk Wang Yoon |
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Underwater noise emissions from bubble clouds
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275 |
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Robert H. Mellen |
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Experimental investigation of the wave-interaction mechanism for ambient noise
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282 |
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David E. Hollinberger and David W. Bruder |
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Ambient noise data logger buoy
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286 |
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Jack A. Shooter, Thomas E. DeMary, and August F. Wittenborn |
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Depth dependence of noise resulting from ship traffic and wind
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292 |
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Robert M. Kennedy and Teri V. Goodnow |
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Measuring the vertical directional spectra caused by sea surface sound
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299 |
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Ralph Marrett and N. Ross Chapman |
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Low-frequency ambient-noise measurements in the South Fiji basin
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311 |
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Barbara J. Sotirin, Jean-Marie Q. D. Tran, and Williams S. Hodgkiss Jr. |
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Matched field processing of deep-water ambient noise
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316 |
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William M. Carey, Richard B. Evans, James A. Davis, and George Botseas |
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Deep-ocean vertical noise directionality
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324 |
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William S. Hodgkiss Jr. and Frederick H. Fisher |
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Vertical directionality of ambient noise at 32°N as a function of longitude and wind speed
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335 |
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Edward C. Monahan and Mingzhi Lu |
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Acoustically relevant bubble assemblages and their dependence on meteorological parameters
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REGULAR ISSUE PAPERS
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Haruyoshi Matsumoto |
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Characteristics of SeaMARC II phase data
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350 |
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Edward Y. T. Kuo |
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Low-frequency acoustic wave-scattering phenomena under ice cover
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361 |
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F. Yates Sorrell, Thomas B. Curtin, and Michael D. Feezor |
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An electromagnetic current meter-based system for application in unsteady flows
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COMMUNICATIONS
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Mark Wimbush, Stephen M. Chiswell, Roger Lukas, and Kathleen A. Donohue |
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Inverted echo sounder measurement of dynamic height through an ENSO cycle in the central equatorial Pacific
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