Abstract
The goal of this work is to improve our knowledge of the ocean medium using physics of sound propagation and statistical signal processing. Two of the approaches we discuss are based on global and local optimization combined with sequential filtering. A third one falls under the category of direct (“exact”) methods. The first two approaches are based on the extraction and the association between paths/modes and detected arrivals and also produce posterior probability density functions, characterizing the uncertainty structure of modal/multipath arrivals. These are then propagated backwards through an acoustic model for posterior probability density function calculation of environmental parameters. A third method extends Stickler’s exact inverse approach, employing measurements of a reflection coefficient at low frequencies to obtain the sediment sound speed profile. We develop an approximation based on interpolation and a regularization approach. The former improves on results of a previous method for sol...
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