Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a key technology to potentially mitigate global
warming by reducing carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions from industrial facilities and power …

For marine high-resolution seismic reflection profiling systems, source energyis low,
impedance changes are small, wide bandwiths are required, signal attenuation is high, and …

Despite being one of the most successful branches of mainstream archaeology, wetland
archaeology, as an academic discipline, is still relatively unknown. We might have all heard …

The remains of Henry V's flagship, the Grace Dieu, currently lie buried within the inter-tidal
sediments of the River Hamble (S. England). Previous archaeological investigations have …

Fully submerged shipwreck sites act as open systems, with the exchange of material
(sediment, water, organic and inorganic objects) and energy (wave, tidal, storm) across …

Current methods for characterizing near‐surface marine sediments rely on extensive
coring/pene‐trometer testing and correlation to seismic facies. Little quantitative information …

Object detection in underwater acoustics especially sea floor object has been overwhelming
mission chiefly owing to strident environment of sonar images as well as because of visibly …

Chirp frequency-modulated (FM) systems offer deterministic, repeatable source-signatures
for high-resolution, normal incidence marine seismic reflection data acquisition. An optimal …

Chirp sub-bottom profilers are marine sonar systems which use a highly repeatable source
signature to facilitate the acquisition of correlated data with decimetre vertical resolution in …

In contrast to the use of marine seismic reflection techniques for reservoir‐scale
applications, where seismic inversion for quantitative sediment analysis is common, shallow …