Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6381379 | Aquacultural Engineering | 2013 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
The use of acoustic sources and hydrophones to monitor cage deformation was shown to accurately monitor net deformation. Field measurements compared well to numerical model predictions, with errors ranging from â3.8% to 32%, depending upon the number of acoustic sources employed in the volume calculations. At low water velocities, six acoustic sources were found to accurate predict the net pen volume. In higher currents, a minimum of nine acoustic sources was recommended.
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Authors
J. DeCew, D.W. Fredriksson, P.F. Lader, M. Chambers, W.H. Howell, M. Osienki, B. Celikkol, K. Frank, E. Høy,