Abstract
The acoustics of fine grained marine sediments, how they impact shallow water acoustic propagation, and the use of inverse and statistical inference techniques for sediment characterization are being studied in this multi-year, multi-institutional project, which is focused on an area of the Southern New England continental shelf known as the New England Mud Patch. An overview of the first survey cruise associated with this project, which took place in July and August of 2015, will be presented. Measurements during that cruise included sub-bottom profiling and multi-beam bathymetry surveys of the experimental area, as well as CTD and gravity core, box core, and multicore sampling. A limited number of acoustic propagation measurements were made along with ship-board laboratory measurements of recovered sediment sound speed and attenuation measurements. A preliminary assessment of the presence and effect of ocean bottom biology was conducted. In this talk, an overview of the survey cruise will be presented. ...
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