Abstract
The protection of maritime communication routes, ships and coastal installations involves the use of hydroacoustic equipment (sonars) to detect underwater equipment (means) that may operate in the aquatic environment. This paper examines the influence of seafloor topography and structure on sound propagation and sonar detection probability.
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