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AGU 2015. Infrasound from Ground to Space
From: "Bowman, Daniel" <haksaeng@xxxxxxxxxxxx>AGU 2015. Infrasound from Ground to Space
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Dear Colleagues,
Catherine deGroot-Hedlin, Kyle Jones, Michael Hedlin and I would like to call your attention to our AGU 2015 Special Session
Catherine deGroot-Hedlin, Kyle Jones, Michael Hedlin and I would like to call your attention to our AGU 2015 Special Session
Infrasound from Ground to Space
We
look forward to a series of groundbreaking
talks and posters on the measurement, modeling, and interpretation of
pressure waves in the atmosphere. Session description follows.
Best,
Daniel Bowman
Best,
Daniel Bowman
Infrasound
has emerged as an interdisciplinary
field, with applications in atmospheric science, hazard monitoring, and
characterization of source physics. These advances are being driven by
improvements in propagation modeling, improved source location methods,
and progress in specifying the 4-D state
of the atmosphere, including better characterizations of atmospheric
gravity waves. Low-cost sensors enable "large N" array deployments for
full waveform resolution, UAV and balloon borne stations capture the
three dimensional wave-field of acoustic radiation,
non-traditional instrumentation such as fiber optics and air-to-ground
coupling to seismometers push beyond the limitations of differential
pressure transducers, and remote sensing of acoustic waves impinging on
the ionosphere bypasses traditional acoustic
networks entirely. Furthermore, large data sets from the Infrasound
Monitoring System and USArray serve to enhance our understanding of
infrasound on a global scale. We welcome submissions on all aspects of
infrasound, including but not limited to sensors,
propagation modeling, and source characterization.
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