Underwater multi-cable acoustic network positioning method
A technology of acoustic network and positioning method, which is applied in the direction of seismology, seismology, and scientific instruments in areas covered by water, and can solve the problems of low positioning accuracy and poor anti-multi-path interference effect
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[0054] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment the present invention is described in further detail,
[0055] The offshore towline system is generally composed of 3 to 4 towlines, and the towlines are arranged in parallel. The multi-cable acoustic network positioning system is mainly composed of transmitting waterfowl and receiving waterfowl. The composition of each towed cable is the same. There are two main networking methods. Place transmitting waterfowl (namely, acoustic bird) at the front and end of the streamer, and place receiving waterfowl (namely, horizontal bird) in the middle, as shown in Figure 1(a); The signal attenuation is relatively large, and the transmitting waterfowls are only deployed at the front and end, which will cause the receiving waterfowls in the middle to fail to receive the signal. Generally, the principle of transmitting and receiving waterfowls is arranged at intervals, as shown in Figure 1(b), the transmitting wat...
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