lineSource.TSD: Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the...
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Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a line source of length 'L', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Description
Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a line source of length 'L', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Usage
lineSource.TSD(data)
Arguments
data
is a list containing the elements 'dire' (elevarion angle in radians [0,pi/2]) and 'wnsz' (product of wave number and size), and optionally 'dira' (azimuth angle in radians [0,pi/2]), 'indi' (index of the fish / transducer element)-
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Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a line source of length 'L', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Description
Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a line source of length 'L', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Usage
lineSource.TSD(data)
Arguments
data |
is a list containing the elements 'dire' (elevarion angle in radians [0,pi/2]) and 'wnsz' (product of wave number and size), and optionally 'dira' (azimuth angle in radians [0,pi/2]), 'indi' (index of the fish / transducer element)- |
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