Abstract
A group of us has undertaken a series of measurements of the low-frequency scattering from a bubble cloud produced by a submerged bubble maker in Seneca Lake. Acoustic scattering from this cloud for a range of frequencies, for a number of different acoustic sources, and for a variety of cloud compositions and geometries has been examined. The latest results of these experiments will be reported. [Work supported in part by ONR, ONT, and AEAS.]
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