A Underwater acoustic unit conversion

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To convert acoustic noise levels from dB referenced to 1 dyne/sq cm to dB referenced to 1 micro-Pascal (upa), it is essential to understand the relationship between these units. The conversion involves recognizing that 1 upa equals 10^-6 pascal, and 1 dyne equals 10^-5 Newton. A conversion calculator is available to assist with this process. Understanding these unit definitions is crucial for accurate conversion. The discussion emphasizes the importance of proper unit reference in acoustic measurements.
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Hi all

I have acoustic noise level value in dB vs 1 dyne/sq cm e.g. -10 db vs 1 dyne / sq cm. I need to convert it into dB ref 1upa unit. How i will convert it?

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