Abstract
This paper reports an attempt to measure the asymmetry of wind-generated water waves by using acoustical methods. A 40-foot wind-tunnel water flume provided a controlled water surface that was insonified from above at 162 kHz with pulses 30 µsec in duration (5 cycles). The scattered-pressure amplitude pulses were analyzed statistically as a function of the shear stress produced at the water surface by the wind....
Recommended Citation
Pruitt, R. A., S. W. Marshall, and R. R. Goodman. 1969. "Acoustic backscattering from a wind-driven water surface." Journal of Marine Research 27, (1). https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/journal_of_marine_research/1142