Diagram of earthquake sound travelling to hydrophone. View animation:
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Hydrophone mooring deployment. Following the successful use of the U.S. Navy's SOund SUrveillance System (SOSUS) for monitoring low-level seismicity on the Juan de Fuca Ridge, NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory has developed a strategy for monitoring remote areas of the world ocean not covered by fixed hydrophone arrays. This strategy requires the deployment of moored, autonomous, hydrophones. In May, 1996 the array was successfully deployed in the eastern equatorial Pacific to begin long-term monitoring of the East Pacific Rise between 20N and 20S. In February 1999, an array of six hydrophones was deployed in the North Atlantic between 15N and 35N and in June 2002 an additional six hydrophones were deployed between 40-52N along the mid-Atlantic Ridge. Hydrophones were deployed in the Gulf of Alaska for marine mammal monitoring in 2000.
sonar hydrophones
The word "autonomous" means self-directing, self-governing ,or independent.
An autonomous region has its own separate freedom and rules. Even if it is within another country, an autonomous region does not follow the countries rules.
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It's autonomous and it means independent.
In an autonomous culture, individuals determine for themselves what is right and wrong, moral relativism. The United States describes themselves as an "autonomous culture", one reason why the culture in America is collapsing.
Autonomus mean they can self replicate.Thats because they have their own DNA.
Diagram of earthquake sound travelling to hydrophone. View animation:Quicktime .mov (6.2MB)Windows Media viewer .wmv (4.8MB) Information: * Model components/comparisons * Mooring diagram * Deployment location maps * Deployment data information * Ship OperationsHydrophone mooring deployment. Following the successful use of the U.S. Navy's SOund SUrveillance System (SOSUS) for monitoring low-level seismicity on the Juan de Fuca Ridge, NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory has developed a strategy for monitoring remote areas of the world ocean not covered by fixed hydrophone arrays. This strategy requires the deployment of moored, autonomous, hydrophones. In May, 1996 the array was successfully deployed in the eastern equatorial Pacific to begin long-term monitoring of the East Pacific Rise between 20N and 20S. In February 1999, an array of six hydrophones was deployed in the North Atlantic between 15N and 35N and in June 2002 an additional six hydrophones were deployed between 40-52N along the mid-Atlantic Ridge. Hydrophones were deployed in the Gulf of Alaska for marine mammal monitoring in 2000.
Marine biologists use hydrophones to record underwater sounds.
hydrophones.
look autonomous means the college has its own authority to conduct its exams without any regulations to any other universities. autonomous has greater benifits and also limitations just understand and think about it you will automatically know what might be the benifits and also limitations of it
advantages of autonomous institutions