Estimating marine sediment attenuation at low frequency with a vertical line array

Investigation of Submerged Vanes Array for Sediment Control at Intake Using a Physical Model

Estimating Suspended Sediment Concentration in Streams by Diffuse Light Attenuation

A light attenuation sensor system (LASS) for measurements in waters is described in this paper. The LASS records irradiance at multiple levels in the water column to provide a measure of the diffuse light attenuation coefficient which is strongly affected by suspended sediment. Dimensional analysis and geometric optical theory are used to relate the irradiance attenuation to sediment properties...

Investigation of Submerged Vanes Array for Sediment Control at Intake Using a Physical Model

Short range travel time geoacoustic inversion with vertical line array.

This paper presents travel time geoacoustic inversion of broadband data collected on a vertical line array at short range of 230 m during the Shallow Water 2006 experiments. A ray-tracing method combined with a hybrid optimization algorithm that utilizes differential evolution and downhill simplex was used for the inversion of sediment properties. The ocean sound speed profile and geometric par...

Experimental Studies on Savonius-type Vertical Axis Turbine for Low Marine Current Velocity

Renewable energy resources need to be explored to maintain and meet energy demand and replace the slowly depleting fossil fuels.  Malaysia, surrounded by sea with long coastlines, is poised to exploit the potential of this energy. This research work aims at designing a suitable device to extract energy from Malaysian sea current.  Malaysia’s ocean has a low current velocity averaging 0.56 m/s, ...