Packet 3: Bonus 17

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s EM300 multibeam system uses this phenomenon to map the seafloor. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this phenomenon used in namesake ocean tomography arrays track changes in a quantity demonstrated using Kundt’s tube.
ANSWER: sound [or acoustics or bioacoustics; accept sonar]
[10e] Ocean acoustic tomography measures sound speed variations as a proxy for this quantity over large areas. Gradients in salinity and this quantity form a part of oceanic circulation sometimes called the global conveyor belt.
ANSWER: temperature [or sea surface temperature]
[10h] This ocean layer acts as a waveguide to transmit long-distance acoustic signals. Whale songs were behind the “Jezebel monster” that naval hydrophone arrays detected in this layer.
ANSWER: SOFAR channel [or Sound Fixing and Ranging channel; accept deep sound channel or DSC]
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