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Abstract
An unfortunate first impression might be that ray tracing is dull, simply because the idea is a very old one. In fact, ray tracing is the single most powerful method available to us for understanding the complexities of sound propagation in the ocean. And gaining this understanding is quite literally all our business. I will take the main topics of the conference in turn, attempt to give a personal summary of what has been presented, and suggest where future research should be directed.
Report Number
CP-5/2Source
In: SACLANTCEN Conference Proceedings No. 5 part 2, pp. 362-370Date
1971/12Author(s)
Clarke, Richard H.