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Comparative analysis of acoustic emission signals generated by electrical discharges measured by the hydrophone and the wideband contact transducer

2005

The paper presents a comparative analysis of the acoustic emission (AE) pulses and signals generated by PDs. For this purpose the measurements of the acoustic emission signals generated by PDs were taken in the multipoint-plane system using a hydrophone placed directly in the area of discharge generation, and the AE pulses using a piezoelectric contact transducer which was on a side wall of a power transformer tub. Next, time runs and amplitude density spectra were drawn. Also the descriptors describing signals in the frequency domain were determined and the time-frequency analysis was carried out, which determined spectrograms for the energy density spectrum.

AmplitudeMaterials scienceTransducerHydrophoneAcoustic emissionComputer Science::SoundAstrophysics::High Energy Astrophysical PhenomenaAcousticsFrequency domainGeneral Physics and AstronomySpectrogramWidebandPiezoelectricityJournal de Physique IV (Proceedings)
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Whistling is metabolically cheap for communicating bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus)

2020

Toothed whales depend on sound for communication and foraging, making them potentially vulnerable to acoustic masking from increasing anthropogenic noise. Masking effects may be ameliorated by higher amplitudes or rates of calling, but such acoustic compensation mechanisms may incur energetic costs if sound production is expensive. The costs of whistling in bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) have been reported to be much higher (20-50% of resting metabolic rate, RMR) than theoretical predictions (0.5-1% of RMR). Here we address this dichotomy by measuring the change in the resting O2 consumption rate (V̇O2), a proxy for RMR, in three post-absorptive bottlenose dolphins during whistlin…

0106 biological sciencesmedicine.medical_specialtyPhysiology030310 physiologyVocal modificationsForagingAquatic ScienceSound productionBiologyAudiology010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesAcoustic communication03 medical and health sciencesmedicineO2 consumptionMolecular BiologyEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsUnderwater noise0303 health sciencesRespiratory physiologyMetabolic costInsect ScienceSound productionBasal metabolic rateToothed whalesHydrophone arrayAnimal Science and ZoologyUnderwater noise
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Geoacoustic Inversion with Drifting Buoys: Enverse 1997–98 Experiments (Marettimo Is.)

2000

Acoustic buoys were developed to allow the rapid determination of range-dependent bottom properties in a shallow water environment from the inversion of propagation measurements. The main features of the buoys are the large dynamic range, digital signal conditioning unit, global positioning system receiver and reliable radio data link. The buoys drift away from a broadband source receiving its pings at known positions. Single hydrophone, matched waveform, inversion techniques are applied to the received signals to invert for geoacoustic parameters. Eight prototypes were tested over the southern continental shelf off the island of Marettimo (Sicily) during the EnVerse 97 sea trials. Calibrat…

Ground truthWaves and shallow watergeographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryHydrophoneContinental shelfAcousticsSea trialDigital signal conditioningWaveformInversion (meteorology)GeodesyGeology
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The INGV's new OBS/H: Analysis of the signals recorded at the Marsili submarine volcano

2009

Abstract The ocean bottom seismometer with hydrophone deployed on the flat top of the Marsili submarine volcano (790 m deep) by the Gibilmanna OBS Lab (CNT–INGV) from 12th to 21st July, 2006, recorded more than 1000 transient seismic signals. Nineteen of these signals were associated with tectonic earthquakes: 1 teleseismic, 8 regional (located by INGV) and 10 small local seismic events (non located earthquakes). The regional events were used to determine sensor orientation. By comparing the signals recorded with typical volcanic seismic activity, we were able to group all the other signals into three categories: 817 volcano–tectonic type B (VT-B) events, 159 occurrences of high frequency t…

Seismometergeographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryHydrophoneContinuous volcanic tremorFrequency bandPolarization analysiSpectral analysisMarsili SeamountTransient volcano–seismic signalSignalTectonicsGeophysicsVolcanoGeochemistry and PetrologyOBS/HTime domainSubmarine volcanoGeologySeismologyJournal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research
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