A simple ocean bottom hydrophone with 200 megabyte data capacity
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https://hdl.handle.net/1912/630DOI
10.1575/1912/630Abstract
The Woods Hole Ocean Bottom Hydrophone instrument records the digitized output of a single hydrophone sensor at rates
between 250 and 1200 samples per second with a dynamic range of 98 dB and can be deployed at depths to 600 meters. The unit's
200 megabyte disk recorder allows operation for periods up to 5 days. Designed for typical marine seismic refraction operations the
unit is reliable and simple to deploy and recover. A detailed description is provided of the instrument design and application including
transfer function, clock accuracy, data format, sample data and power requirements.
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