Ocean acoustic tomography is a technique used to study and monitor the properties and dynamics of the ocean environment through the use of sound waves. It involves sending acoustic signals (or sound waves) through the water and measuring the travel time of these signals between various points, typically across long distances. The fundamental idea behind this method is that the speed and behavior of sound in water are influenced by environmental conditions such as temperature, salinity, and pressure.
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