Underwater acoustics: transmission loss at long distance

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Calculating transmission loss at long distances in underwater acoustics can be complex, particularly when transitioning from "mode stripping" to "single mode" at low frequencies like 50Hz over ranges of around 400km. The Weston model is being considered for its complexity, as simpler models yield unrealistic results at extended distances. A MATLAB example and a tutorial from the US Naval Academy were shared as resources, but the user seeks a more detailed approach. The discussion highlights the need for accurate modeling in long-range underwater acoustic transmission loss. Understanding the nuances of these models is crucial for effective application in real-world scenarios.
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Hi all,

I have some problems to understand how to calculate the transmission loss at long distance, which model do I have to use?
I was looking into the energy flux model (Weston model), but I didn't understand at what range I should switch from "mode stripping" to "single mode".
I am working at low frequency (50Hz) and the range I am considering is around 400km.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks a lot!
Ciccio
 
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Hi Jedishrfu,

thanks for the answer!
I have read that report, but the model described there is a simplified one.
The results obtained with that model are ok close the source, but at range of hundred km they are not realistic.
I need something more complex, this is why I was using the Weston model.

Cheers,
Ciccio
 
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