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Input Files for OASS


 
Table 14: OASS input file structure.
Input parameter Description Units Limits
Block I: TITLE
TITLE Title of run - 80 ch.
Block II: OPTIONS
A B C Output and computational options - 40 ch.
Block III: FREQUENCY
FREQ1, COFF FREQ: Frequency Hz >0
  COFF: Integration contour offset dB/
Block IV: ENVIRONMENT
NL Number of layers, incl. halfspaces -
D,CC,CS,AC,AS,RO,RG,CL D: Depth of interface. m  
. CC: Compressional speed m/s
. CS: Shear speed m/s  
. AC: Compressional attenuation dB/
. AS: Shear attenuation dB/
  RO: Density g/cm3
  RG: RMS of interface roughness m  
  CL: Correlation length of roughness m >0
Block V: SCATTERING DATA
CPH, INTFC CPH: Phase vel. incident plane wave m/s  
  INTFC: Interface no. for which to compute reverb.  
Block VI: RECEIVER ARRAY
NRCV NRCV: Number of receivers in array - >0
Z,X,Y,ITYP,GAIN Z: Receiver depth m  
. X: x-offset of receiver m  
. Y: y-offset of receiver m  
. ITYP: Receiver type - >0
  GAIN: Receiver signal gain dB  
Block VII: WAVENUMBER SAMPLING
CMIN,CMAX Phase velocity interval, scattered field    
  CMIN: Minimum phase velocity m/s >0
  CMAX: Maximum phase velocity m/s  
NW,IC1,IC2 NW: Wavenumber sampling -  
  IC1: First sampling point -
  IC2: Last sampling point - NW
Block VIII: RANGE OFFSETS (Options C,D,R,a,r)
RMIN,RMAX,NR RMIN: Minimum range km  
  RMAX: Maximum range km  
  NR: Number of ranges   >0
Block IX: RANGE INCREMENT (Option C)
DR,NDR DR: Range increment for horizontal correlation m >0
  NDR: Number of range increments   >0

The input file for OASS is structured in 9 blocks, the first 7 of which must always be given. The last 2 blocks should only be included for certain options and parameter settings, as indicated in Table 14. The various blocks and the significance of the data is described in the following.



 
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henrik schmidt
1999-08-25